Letter from E. D. Worthington, Sherbrooke to Lt. Col. Fletcher, Montreal. It describes the behaviour of the 53rd and 54th Battalions on their return from Montreal. E.D. Vi. reports that he heard Major Beaudry's name mentioned in a song in connection with a famed 'Sour Apple Tree', He noticed no orange emblems. No shots were fired from the train but shots and stones were thrown at them. Reference to Lt. Col. Ibbotson, and Lord Alymer. On the top of the first sheet the words "Re Orange Riot" have been written in red. Handwritten.

Letter from Francis D. Campbell(?) to E. D. Worthington on the letterhead of the New York Insurance Co. It is a reply to Worthington's letter in which he requests that Campbell look into the attack made on the train. Campbell declines as he feels this action might cause the men to claim damages. Col. Fletcher is mentioned. Handwritten.

Letter from Lt. Col. Bowen to E. D. Worthington which refers to the copy of Capt. Johnson's(?) complaint. This is item 4/11 to which it is attached.

Letter from Norreys(?), De Aar. It is not addressed or signed but presumably is from Norreys Worthington. He writes about the features of the campaign. It is the written copy of 4/41. Handwritten.

Letter from Norreys, Wilgerivier to Ned. The letter is not signed but assumed to be Norreys. He refers to the attempted assination of Lord Robes and the Staff Supply, and conditions with the Boers and Kaffirs. Includes menu from item 4/40. Handwritten.

Letter from Norreys Worthington, Wilgerivier, Transvaal, South Africa, to Ned Worthington (E.E.). He refers to the Boers, the Erasmus commando, Lord Roberts, the emergency ration issued to the troops at home and Kitchener. Handwritten.

Letter from Norreys Worthington, Vau Wycks Kei, South Africa, to Ned Worthington written on letterhead paper "Seat of War, South Africa". He describes the conditions and the bad weather. He refers to Mabel and her illness, Fuller Dussauet, Mitcell Duncan(?), May Neat, Mrs. Farwell and Dr. Austin. Handwritten.

Letter from Norreys Worthington, Wilgerivier To Ned Worthington. It is incomplete as the bottom portion has been torn away. He asks about K... Hill and Ironsides and hopes for a promotion to Lt. Col. Handwritten.

Letter from Norreys Worthington to Ned. Norreys writes from Ian Hamilton's Force, Raapsehse Hoops, South Africa and refers to the Boers and the Tommies. Handwritten.

Letter from Norreys Worthington, Bronkhurst Spriet to Ned Worthington. He describes the trouble they are having with the Boers and their plot to assassinate all the staff. There is a reference made to Capt. Ross. Handwritten.