Announces Conservative party meeting, held at town hall, Lennoxville, "Saturday, 8pm"; Dr. Worthington and other speakers hennoxville.

Cartoon Satirizes A. N Worthington, illegible signature.

Indenture of Edward Worthington to James Douglas. It outlines the terms of E.D.W.'s apprenticeship to be taught and instructed in profession of Physician and Surgeon. City of Quebec". It is signed by Josiah Hunt. At the bottom of the last leaf there is a note by Douglas, 1840 regarding the completion of the apprenticeship. It is complete with seal. Item 4/65 attached to 1st leaf. Handwritten.

An extract from the Journal of the History of Medicine 19: facing p. 72. It shows three of Worthington's caricatures, Goodsir, Knox and Munro, and has a brief description of them at the bottom of the page. Typed.

Lecture on the "History of Medicine" by E. D. Worthington. It is incomplete and the pages are tied together with a piece of cord. Handwritten.

Ledger sheet with names and amounts of money entered beside. Some of the names have the initials W.EI. in blue written before and some have the initials PR in red. The names have been individually signed. At the top of the sheet is the number 88.25. (see Appendix III) Handwritten.

A series of ledger sheets (8) entitled the Inhabitants of town of Sherbrooke. The amounts of money collected and names are listed. The money is to present E. D. Worthington with a testimonial as a medical practitioner. Handwritten.

Letter from J. J. Heagerty, Sherbrooke to E. B. Worthington, Sherbrooke, on the letterhead of the Department of Pensions and National Health. The director of Public Health Services refers to the letter written by Dr. Gellie to Dr. Skey and states he would like to publish it in their National Health Review. Typed.

Letter from Col. Pearkes to Col. Worthington on the letterhead of the Department of National Defence, Ottawa, Canada. Col. Pearkes thanks Col. Worthington for sending him Col. Molson's treatise on court marshals. The paper is cut in half. Typed.

Letter from Wm. Osler to Dr. Worthington. The letter concerns Worthington's proxies. Osler states that the stupidity of the Registra lost him the election. Handwritten.