Letter to Murray from John (?) Ferguson, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland. Ferguson writes that there are a number of pamphlets on the "Rabbit-Woman" controversy in the Hunterian Library. Includes a list of the pamphlets.

"Notes in books." Osler's notes on fly leaf of "A Short Narrative of an Extraordinary Delivery of Rabbets [sic], Performed by Mr. John Howard, Surgeon at Guilford."

"Notes from books." Notes found in "Cursory Remarks on Corpulence or Obesity...," signed by A.M. Broadley. Includes manuscript notes.

"Notes from books." Osler's notes on fly leaf of "Inventum Novum," by Leopoldi Auenbrugger.

"Notes from books." Osler's notes found on fly leaf of "Materia Medica Botanica" and "Letters to Thomas Hearne."

"Bibliotheca Secunda. Charles Morrison, Scots Magazine." Typescript copy of "An Electric Telegraph in 1753 and the Inventor's Connection with Virginia," by Charles R. Gibson.

Letter to William Osler from T.K. Monro, 12., Somerset Place, Glasgow, Scotland. "Bibliotheca Secunda. Charles Morrison, Scots Magazine." Monro sends a copy of Williamson's work on "Old Greenock," a good resource for Osler's research on Charles Morrison.

Letter to William Osler from Charles R. Gibson, Lynton, Mansewood, by Pollokshaws. "Bibliotheca Secunda. Charles Morrison, Scots Magazine." Gibson sends a copy of his article on Charles Morrison's invention. He explains how he came to be interested in Morrison and wishes Osler luck with his own research.

Letter to William Osler from T.K. Monro, 12 Somerset Place, Glasgow, Scotland. "Bibliotheca Secunda. Charles Morrison, Scots Magazine." Monro delivers a progress report on his research into the later history of Charles Morrison.

Notes concerning Osler's Bibliotheca Secunda.