Mostly relate to the subscription testimonials for W B Scott and George Cruikshank. Correspondents include James Leathard [or Leathart], Joseph Watson and Charles Stowell. Also includes letters regarding art and a thanks for a donation to Cambo Library. Correspondents include Jacob George Strutt, Mr Witson and Edward Hasgritt.

Microfilm reels of Pauline's diaries and sketchbooks, originals held by the Kenneth Spencer Memorial Library.

Printed maps and Memorando on proposed railway, referencing the Wansbeck Railway, the North British Railway and the Central Northumberland Railway. One map is signed by John F Tone, engineer.

Discussing antiquarian matters, including an illustration of an armlet.

Subjects include antiquarian matters, natural history, botany, palaeontology and geology. Includes requests for subscriptions and thanks for donations. Also includes an apothocary's receipt from 1763.

Mostly letters from Charles Edward Trevelyan regarding creation and publication of the book. Includes discussion of research, editing, publication and dissemation and reference to the establishment of a library at Raleigh's Cross.Also includes letters from J Payne Collier, James Babbage. T Duffus Hardy and Charles Williams.

Letters of condolence following the death of Lady Pauline on May 13 1866. Also includes letters to Hugh Jermyn. Correspondents include Sir Henry Acland, Lady Louisa Ashburton, J Lowthian Bell, William Nugent Dunbar, Sir George Grey, Thomas Holme, A Freire Marreco, Robert Monteith, Lord Percy, Charles Rowcliffe, W E Scudamore and William Alexander Stables.

Includes discussion of antiquarian and geological matters, literary events, local history and society at Newcastle and Tynemouth, letters of recommendation and reference to the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne. Also includes a cutting announcing Gibson's death and a letter of introduction for Gibson from James A Stothert. 29 undated, 2 incomplete.

Secretary of the British Anti-Tobacco Society, letters relate to operations of the society, and opium traffic. Includes printed society leaflets.

Subjects include local history, the Ord papers, the Surtees Society, publications and a proposed monument to James Raine Senior.