With cuttings, sketches and ephemera pasted in, including leaflets on the United Kingdom Alliance, and the Tyneside Naturalists' Field Club

With cuttings and ephemera pasted in, includes reference to the death of Lady Pauline, the Inland Revenue Bill, Nettlecombe Church and Temperance Legislation. Also Dr John Brown, Leopold Buymier and W E Gladstone.

Includes some press cuttings. References School Boards, spelling and temperance legislation.

Cuttings and printed letters by Maconochie and others including Howard Luckock with reference to transportation as a form of punishment and Maconochie's dismissal from Birmingham. Also includes a manuscript report on the treatment of juvenile prisoners in the Gaol of Birmingham.

Relating to the use of communion wine and non-alcoholic alternatives, with reference to temperance. Includes correspondence, copy correspondence and printed material from the Reverend Henry Mac Dougall, Christopher Wordsworth Bishop of Lincoln, H Richards

Two Northumberland calendars of prisoners from Sir John Trevelyan's period as Justice of the Peace and an extract from the Commission of the Peace for the County of Northumberland with reference to Walter Calverley Trevelyan.

Correspondence, notes, transcripts, pedigrees and printed leaflets associated with research into Trevelyan Papers. Also includes annotated proofs of the family tree, and reviews of the book from "Notes and Queries", Feb 1 1873, and in "The Athenaeum", Feb 1 1873. Includes reference to George Clarke and sir Hugh Luttrell.

Includes notes on the etymology of Trevelyan and transcriptions relating to the English Civil War. Most information relates to the 17th Century. Also includes manuscript table of contents for second edition of volume 1.

Relates to the suit between Colonel Harrington Trevelyan and Elizabeth Lethridge Trevelyan regarding the General's estate. Includes letters from both parties to Walter and two legal documents, including a manuscript of the 'decisions of court'.

Mostly receipts, but includes letters and instructions to workmen, colour samples, a list of visiters to Wallington from Newcastle School of Art (1860) and a sketch for the painting 'The Building of the Castle'. Also includes a letters from Scott to Charles Edward Trevelyan from 1879, listing sitters for the paintings in the Hall, describing the planned work and proposing additions to the decoration.