This report, led by Sir Liam as a statement on behalf of the Government, the medical profession and the NHS, set out a public commitment to high quality healthcare with an emphasis on safety and a framework to achieve it. This included clear standards and best practice implementation, greater clinical governance towards quality assurance and improvement in supported local services, patient collaboration and safety improvements and greater collaborative working.

Uncoloured print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn.

Depicts King George III examining Cooper's portrait of Oliver Cromwell.

Originally published 18 June 1792.

This report by an expert group chaired by Sir Liam and the Chief Dental Officer for England, in response to the rise of dental treatments performed under general anaesthestetic during the 1990s, called for standards aimed at protecting patients to be more rigorously enforced and private dental practice to be properly regulated.

Set out recommendations which aimed to prevent unexpected deaths or non-fatal complications occurring outside hospital in circumstances which seemed to be avoidable.

Print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn and subsequently hand-coloured.

A well-to-do family socialise over drinks.

Originally published 4 November 1795.

Includes annotation.

Brochure pack containing four brochures.

Consists of a submitted proof and the dust jacket for the Farrar, Straus and Giroux publication.

Handwritten notes entitled 'A glossary of terms for the non-Geordie, non-football spectator'. Includes definitions of words such as 'Mackem', 'Sugar Puffs' and 'Magpies'.

Uncoloured print by James Gillray, printed for publisher Henry G. Bohn.

Satirises William Grenville, newly elevated to Baron Grenville, and his supposed fondness for the trappings of social placement.

Originally published 1 February 1792.

Consists of a printed copy of "A History of British Fishes" by W. Yarrel.