Contains one ledger book (cashbook), half-filled, for Blackwood who was a retailer in Montréal.

A memo signed Edward P about the League of Nations and the causes of war.

A letter addressed to Ketton from N. Buxton.

File includes kept copy of a letter an unknown recipient, unsigned, in R. Mackenzie's hand. Gives news of recent disturbances at Terrebonne in the month of November, and discusses the Rebellion in general.

Summons to Albert F. Dawes to present himself in court as a Juror

File consists of an undated offprint of an article titled 'Judicial Oaths. - An Episcopal Conscience.'

File consists of Brown's journal kept at sea aboard the Mary Frances, 1838. The notebook is a printed composition book (printed by M. Day, North York) with the printed title, "Writing Book." and an engraving of falconry and a verse beginning with the first line, "Strive to be either agreeable or useful; thus only is it that the world can be gained."

File consists of a scrapbook containing various documents relating to the Montreal Gazette, including family correspondence on the subject of its finances, as well as Robert Abraham's transition into a career in law. A later letter to John Greenshields of Montreal describes Robert Abraham's illness and subsequent death.

Two letters from J.L. Smuts to Noel-Buxton. Also includes a published address by Jan C. Smuts entitled "Thoughts on the New World," given at a meeting of the Study Committees of the Empire Parliamentary Association at the House of Commons on 25 November 1

File contains 2 items which are copies of legal documents. One is an extract of the creation of the Seigneurie de La Prairie-de-la-Magdeleine. The other is an account written over many month of the transfer of lands and moneys involving James McGill.