Testimonials written by A. Robinson and Wm. Crawford, written in various locations in Ireland.

File consists of program and recordings for performance recorded Dec 3, 2022, Redpath Hall, Schulich School of Music, McGill University, Montreal. Featuring: McGill Baroque Orchestra and Cappella Antica; Dorian Bandy, Elizaveta Miller, artistic directors ; Rona Nadler, artistic director and conductor. Works: Gabrieli, Giovanni, approximately 1554-1612. Sacrae symphoniae. Canzon duodecimi toni, voices (10), C178 ; Schütz, Heinrich, 1585-1672. Symphoniae sacrae, pars 1. Paratum cor meum ; Schütz, Heinrich, 1585-1672. Heute ist Christus der Herr geboren ; Biber, Heinrich Ignaz Franz, 1644-1704. Sonatae tam aris quam aulis servientes. No. 2 ; Schein, Johann Hermann, 1586-1630. Opella nova (1618). Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ ; Schütz, Heinrich, 1585-1672. Geistliche Chormusik. Kind ist uns geboren ; Neri, Massimiliano, approximately 1621-approximately 1670. Sonatas, op. 2. No. 10 ; Biber, Heinrich Ignaz Franz, 1644-1704. Sonatae tam aris quam aulis servientes. No. 5 ; Schütz, Heinrich, 1585-1672. Weihnachtshistorie.

File contains a text "A sister's appreciation" written about Noel Noel-Buxton by Victoria Alexandrina de Bunsen (née Buxton), one of Buxton's younger sisters. It seems to have been written in celebration of Buxton after his death.

Item consists of a colour illustration of a snake among a six-petalled pink flower (Pride of India). Figures have been cut out and pasted onto sheet with background details pencilled in. The caption identifies the species as a "Cobra Minelle," which is described in the Oriental Memoirs, volume 1, chapter 3, as "the smallest, and most dangerous; the bite occasions a speedy and painful death. They are of a brown colour, speckled with black and white, though at a distance not easily distinguished from the ground on which they move." An additional pencil annotation by Henry Mousley identifies the species as "Tropidonotus stolatus."

Item consists of a colour illustration of an owl poised on a branch, with description in pen in contemporary hand: A small White owl, of the natural size: drawn and colored from Nature, on the Island of Salsette. 1783. Figure has been cut out and pasted on sheet with background details pencilled in.

"A Small-Pox Hospital," extract from the Canada Medical & Surgical Journal, 1873-4, Vol. 2, p. 282.

The collection contains materials related to a bicycle relay ride between Sarnia, Ontario, and Montreal, Quebec, held June 15-16, 1894 by the Canadian Wheelmen's Association (CWA) under its president, A. T. Lane, an early importer of bicycles to Canada who is credited by many contemporary sources as the first person to ride a high wheel bicycle in North America. The relay ride was organised as a promotional event for the CWA's annual meet, hosted in Montreal that year. The collection contains a newspaper article from the Toronto Mail (June 16, 1894) detailing the route and listing the participants, as well as a leather travel satchel used to carry a congratulatory letter to the president of the Canadian Wheelman's Association to be signed by the mayors of the cities and towns along the route. The satchel is embossed with the text: "Sarnia to Montreal relay ride, 1894." The collection also contains a published programme from the CWA annual meet, entitled, "Our city and our sports : souvenir and official programme of the 12th annual meet of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association, Montreal, July 1894."

Item consists of a pencil and partially coloured illustration of a brown bird poised on a branch, with identification and description in pen in contemporary hand: A variety in the Certhia Tribe; with wild Trees and Flowering Plants in the Concan. Figure has been cut out and pasted onto sheet, background details in pencil drawn in.

Item consists of a colour illustration of a sea snake, among flowers. Figures have been cut out and pasted onto sheet, with background details drawn in. The caption describes the subject as "a large Water Snake, found in salt Marshy Grounds." An additional annotation in pencil by Henry Mousley identifies the species as: "Hydrophis obscurus."

Item consists of a pencil and partially coloured illustration of a red and blue bird poised on a branch, with identification and description in pen in contemporary hand: A variety of the Indian Certhia; with different Trees and Shrubs on Salsette. Figures have been cut out and pasted on sheet with background details pencilled in.