Her departure from visiting her brother Dunlop, in India; Montagu's proposal of marriage; preparations for their wedding and leave arrangements; wedding service hymns Dated as: 1898; 1900-01
On taking up appointment as Deputy Secretary of the Home Department, Government of India at Calcutta; his loneliness; promotion prospects; relationship with his brother Harcourt; durbar of 1911, awarded the CVO; social life
Return to England; general election; Rab's election as MP for Saffron Walden; birth of grandchild, Richard; Montagu's future in India; social life in England and Scotland
Duties as President, Punjab Legislative Council at Lahore and Naini Tal; instructions for duty during Prince of Wales' visit; durbar; massacres in Punjab and elsewhere; death of Dunlop Smith
On tour and in camp, as Assistant Commissioner, Gondal, Kot, Simla; from Kotah whilst Ann in England; whilst on opium tour in Calcutta; on other special tours of duty and at Lahore