Newspaper clipping describing the fighting and casulties at Batoche. Reference by name to some of the Winnipeg Rifles and also Dr. Roddick of Montreal. Printed.

Map of Salisbury Plain Military District. It is a black and white map on which are marked the camps, rifle ranges and the towns. Bustard Camp, Stonehenge, and Tidworth Bwg. have been marked in red and the initials E.B.W. by the Bustard Camp. On A SMEE bookseller stationery.

Letter from W. Henry(?), Quebec to E. D. Worthington. It refers to his letter of the 17th and tells him he will not be moved from his present post. Handwritten.

Letter believed to be from Norreys Worthington, De Aar to?. It has the words 'Intelligence Officer Scored' at the top of the page and it begins 'A member of D & E Batteries... has the following regard to these two batteries being left to guard the line of communication". He is very critical of how things are being run and the people in charge. Not signed. Typed.

Menu of "D" Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery. The items listed are supposed to be a joke. Also includes a description of how the mess is run. It is not signed but believed to be by Norreys Worthington. Typed.

Letter from A. T. Galt to E. D. Worthington. Further correspondence between the two men concerning the land. There is a reference made to Dr. Robertson (?). Handwritten.

Newspaper clipping reports the special meeting of the St. Francis District Medical Ass. at which the members decided to wear mourning for a month as a mark of respect and regret for the death of Dr. Worthington. Lists the members who attended. Printed.

Letter from Gunner, De Aar, S.A. to? He writes of his experiences in South Africa. Reference is made to Sir Charles Warren, Methuen and an unnamed colonel of whom he is very critical. At the top of the page is typed 'Canadian Staff Officer and Imperial Generals'. On the first sheet 'Norreys Worthington in S. Africa' has been written in red pencil. Typed.

Notebook page on which is typed 'The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St. George'. It has a description of this order covering all the individual parts. Typed.