Hand drawn map of Pretoria entitled 'Situation of Church Sq., Pretoria'. On it are marked the various buidings and streets. Handwritten.

Newspaper clipping from an unidentified Ottawa newspaper entitled "the federal capital". Part of the article concerns the question of additional recognition of surviving veterans of the Fenian Raids. Eastern Township member Dr. WorthlLngton participated in the debate and his speech is printed. The rest of the article is devoted to the health of the various ministers and the coming visit of Prince Arthur of Connaught. The clipping is in 5 pieces. Printed.

Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Star entitled "Suggests that public meeting be held" and is addressed to the editor. It concerns the Fisher-Dundonald incident. It is signed "A late captain, No.4 Coy., R.L.I.". Printed.

Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Witness entitled "Lord Dundonald". Article expresses regret that Lord Dundonald was dismissed and states that one must expect to see positions in the militia subordinate to the interests of the party. Printed.

Newspaper clipping from the Montreal Star entitled "Hon. S. Fisher and Drill Shed at Sherbrooke". It is addressed to the editor and signed an Ex Officer. He criticizes Fisher's interference into the selection of a drill shed site and supports. Lord Dundonald's action. It is in two pieces. Printed.

Newspaper clipping from· the Montreal Daily Star entitled "Would resign if member of the militia". It is addressed to the editor and signed 'Charles H, R. Clendenning. He is opposed to the government dismissing Lord Dundonald. Printed.

Black and white photograph of a dog with three puppies. The dog is white with black markings on the face. On the left side of the picture a man's hand is visible.

From Asheton N. Worthington, Sherbrooke, to Frank Towsey, New York City, ordering books.

"Receiving the returns." From Sherbrooke Records on a subject of federal election returns. Includes portrait of Dr. A. N. Worthington, elected for Sherbrooke County.

Advertisement for Liberal party, from Sherbrooke Daily Record, November 2, 1804. Alleges "Disgraceful Tactics of the Conservative Party in Sherbrooke. Resorts to falsehoods, Misrepresentations and to Mis-Quoting the Liberal Candidate".