A white unmarked envelope containing item 3/2.

Letter from Alexander T. Galt to E. D. Worthington, Sherbrooke. He replies to Worthington's letter of June 10th and agrees to his proposal regarding the spring of water. He also says he will put in a new pipe which will become Worthington's property. Handwritten.

The first of two Edinburgh student notebooks belonging to Edward Dagge Worthington. It consists mainly of pencil caricatures. This volume contains a drawing of Dr. Robertson of Montreal, one of Knox (labelled by E.D.W.) and two of himself. The location of the sketches has been indicated by W. W. Francis's tabs. There are also pages of notes on such things as definitions, courses taken, and a list of baggage. Handwritten.

A black and white, head and shoulders photo of Dr. Worthington. It is mounted on cardboard with gold lettering at the bottom "Presby 111 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, Que.". Dr. Worthington has been written in pencil across the bottom. Notes made by W. W. Francis are on the verso.

A negative of the caricature of Dr. Robertson made from item 1/1 and contained in item 1/6.

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 F. G. Hoyloak, Leicester to Col. Worthington on the letterhead of the Canadian Ex-Servicemen's Association of Great Britain. Hoyloak thanks Worthington for his gift to the Association. Typed.

A Christmas greeting card from Lt. Col. Chambre and officers of the 90th Regiment Winnipeg Rifles. Printed.

Newspaper clipping from the Record(?) entitled "A well deserved promotion". Dr. A. N. Worthington has the rank of Colonel bestowed upon him. It refers to his rescue of the priest at Batoche in the Northwest rebellion and the South African campaign. Printed.

Black and white photograph of a dog with three puppies. The dog is white with black markings on the face. On the left side of the picture a man's hand is visible.