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Includes draft letter in French.

19 Dec [1850]: enclosed letter to Morton from George Stovin Venables.

Re Thomson's membership of the Instruments Committee.

Draft for book, identified by Isaac Todhunter as drafts of pp. 12-17, 33-36, 38, 42-44, 177-180, and 320-397.

Manuscript account of the tour, in diary form, perhaps by Helen Moodie; Huia Onslow is referred to as 'H'. The yacht is boarded at Potter Heigham, and Horning Ferry is reached by night on the first day. On the next day they sail via Heigham Bridge (where the sails must be lowered) to Horsey Mere, then on to Hickling Broad; the second night is also spent on board before the yacht is left. The writer, 'H', and 'the man' appear to be the only crew.

A humorous tone is taken throughout, with references to Huia's snores and a disastrous spilling of sausages.

13 & 14 Prince's Gate, London — Sent in capacity as Joint Honorary Secretary of the Professional Classes War Relief Council. Thanks Onslow for his 'most generous donation' sent in response to 'the Lord Mayor's invitation'; hopes he will do 'all he can to make [the Society's] work more widely known'.

62-67 Norfolk House, Norfolk Street Strand, London — MacElwee asks for particulars of Onslow's research.

Relief halftone print from the Cambridge Portrait Gallery No. 1 in the Supplement to The Gownsman.

Photograph of the interior from the entrance down the length of the library to the Byron statue. Depicts drawn curtains over the Cipriani window, Grylls bookcases lining the sides of the library, two round tables in foreground, and smaller bookcases with lectern tops in the bays. Identified as "Trinity College, Cambridge, Interior of Library" and Stearn Photo, Cambridge" in a note on the verso.

Signed by Mayland at left. Pencil caption below photograph with "Charles" written at right of photograph.

This sub-series includes a school photograph from Sir Anthony's childhood, images of a gathering with friends, and other memorabilia.

Note on label.
Principal invited lecture as indicated on CV at E/1/1.

These diaries cover the period when Sir Anthony was Assistant Pathologist and Head of the Department of Pathology at the Bland-Sutton Institute of Pathology at the Middlesex Hospital, London from 1964–1968. Entries are in Sir Anthony's own hand and that of another individual, probably a secretary.

This set of notebooks, spanning from 1952 until 1968, detail Sir Anthony's tissue and virus culture experiments and methods. These techniques involve the growth and maintenance of different cell lines. Viral culture experiments tested for the ability of particular viruses to infect cell lines of interest.