This file contains vol. xiii, no. iii of the Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, published October 1884. Includes an article, "The care of the insane," by Professor Osler and society proceedings for the Medico-chirurgical Society of Montreal.

This file contains vol. xvi, no. iv of the Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, published November 1887. Includes an article, "Introductory Lecture, McGill University," by Sir J.A. Grant and society proceedings for the Medico-chirurgical Society of Montreal.

This file contains vol. xvi, no. iv of the Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, published November 1887. Includes an article, "Introductory Lecture, McGill University," by Sir J.A. Grant and society proceedings for the Medico-chirurgical Society of Montreal.

This file contains vol. 3, no. 13 of the Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, published June 1875. Includes an article, "Surgical Eye Cases," by T.G. Roddick, and an editorial on the Montreal General Hospital.

This file contains the 1951 volume of Forge, a McGill student literary journal. Edited by Murray Magor.

This file contains a copy of the booklet "McGill, a portal to greatness" by J. W. Jenkins, Secretary of the Graduates' Society of McGill University, with portraits and short biographies of great men who had graduated from McGill.

This file contains a copy of the booklet "My old college" by Stephen Leacock, a humorous account of university fundraising.

This file contains vol. ii, no. 6 of the New York Lancet. Includes article "Diagnosis of Phthisis Pulmonalis" by Dr. Archibald Hall, Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics, University of McGill College, Montreal.

This file contains vol. iv, no. 2 of the Pennsylvania Medical Journal. Includes article "Prof. Osler's address at McGill University" on p. 110.

This file contains a page from Harper's New Monthly Magazine with an article describing Montreal, which includes an image of the McGill Campus that encompasses the Arts Building, the Redpath Museum, and Morrice Hall. Signature on the drawing is not legible.