Data regarding the analysis of incidence of malignant disease in the Newcastle Regional Hospital area in 1958, this is broken down by body part and gender.

This letter comes from W. J. Lewis and encloses to black and white photographs of Pybus at Whiteknights.

Letter written at 16 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh to Ernest Hart. Watson offers to assist Hart's effors 'in behalf of the Irish'.

Letter written at Dusseldorf to an unnamed recipient returning a loaned worked of Andral. The authors name is present but not fully legible.

Consists of a letter from A.B. Sabin (Newcastle University Department of Microbiology) to Pybus regarding the receipt of reprints.

Letter written in Bradford to Thomas Beaumont Esq. Clarke explains that vaccination is not a substitute for small pox and refers to the 'justly merited contempt' caused to the medical profession by vaccination. The recipient may be Thomas Wentworth Beaumont (1792-1848), politician.

Letter written at R. A. College Cirencester to the Reverend F. Silver. Sibson writes on the suggestion of Dr Voelcker regarding the establishment of a laboratory for agricultural chemistry and enquires about societies who may wish to be connected to the laboratory as a non-resident chemist.

Letter written at St. James' Terrace to Mr Franks regarding arsenic dust in the home from wallpaper and suggests methods of cleaning bookcases.

Letter written at 57 Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square to Henry F. James expressing gratitude for payment for his treatment of Mr Turner (deceased).

Letter written at Gracechurch Street requesting that the bearer, Mrs Woodroffe be permitted to visit her husband as much as the hospital rules will allow. Her husband, James Woodroffe, was being treated for injuries sustained in an accident involving a waggon.