Four letters from Home. Letter written at Lancing, Shoreham on 18 Jan 1849. Written in the third person Home accepts an invitation to attend the delivery of the Hunterian Oration in the Royal College of Surgeons by Mr Hawkins. Letter written at Sackville Street, undated, to Mr Clift. Home requests use of the blunderbuss for Mr Marsh. Letter has annotations detailing the cost of the blunderbuss. Letter written at Sackville Street dated 2 Feb 1813 to Mr Clift. Home gives medical advice to Clift and suggests he drinks ale. Letter written at Sackville Street dated 24 Jan 1820 to Mr William Clift. Covering letter accompanying a report for reformatting. The letters are accompanied by a paper folder with manuscript biographical notes on Home. The recipient of three of the letters, William Clift, is likely to be William Clift (1775-1849), museum curator and scientific illustrator.

Four letters. Letter dated 12 Jan 1881 written at 63 Brook Street, Grosvener Square to Mrs Wight. Jenner explains that he has visited Mrs Wight's daughter and that her lungs are weak. Makes recommendations as to her diet and lifestyle, including avoiding 'visiting the poor'. Undated letter written at 63 Brook Street, Grosvener Square to Dr. Webb explaining he is unable to meet Mr Walker owing to attending a consultation. The letter has been mounted on paper with a cutting of an engraving of Jenner signed R. Taylor. Letter dated 12 Jan 1881 written at 8 Harley Street to A. Vogue Esq. Jenner expresses regret at not having responded to prior correspondence. Includes original envelope. Letter dated 27 Jul 1885 written at 63 Brooke Street, Grosvener Square to Ernest Hart. Letter is marked private. Jenner suggests that the British Medical Association should raise regarding financial support for Dr David Bradley who had been convicted for felonious assault at Leicester Assizes in 1884. He was released in 1885 following petitions signed by members of the Association. Donations were requested in the British Medical Journal with reference to Jenner's support on 1 Aug 1885.

Letter written at Newington to J. H. Balfour Esq., president of the Plinian Society. Knox apologises for being unable to dine with the Plinian Society as planned.

Medical certificate declaring Antoine Bret of St Ayne de Ramonville unfit for military service.

Letter dated 29 Jun written at 13 Harley Street to Mr Hart expressing thanks for sending congratulations on MacCormac's knighthood. Letter dated 6 Jan written at 13 Harley Street to Mr Hart expressing thanks for his letter regarding the publication 'Transactions of the International Medical Congress'. The recipient of both letters is likely Ernest Abraham Hart (1865-1898). Medical journalist.

Letter dated 25 Apr 1881 written at 10 Savile Row to Mr MacCormac. Relates to the design for a medal relating to the International Medical Congress. Letter dated 27 Apr 1881 written in Brighton to Mr Wyon relating to the design for a medal relating to the International Medical Congress.

Promise to pay the Worshipful company of Surgeons of London for practicing surgery. Signed by McNabb and witnessed by Edward Holden Pott.

Letter in French to unknown recipient arranging to meet. Includes cutting of an English obituary for Nelaton from The Graphic, with a portrait engraving.

Three letters and a prescription. Letter dated 19 Feb 1875 written at 1 Harewood Place, Hanover Square to Captain Harvey reqeuesting that he visit the following day. Letter dated 11 Oct 1883 written at 1 Harewood Place, Hanover Square to Mr Hart agreeing to take part with the Scientific Grants Committee and attend a meeting. Letter dated 3 Feb 1894 written at 5 Park Square West, Regent's Park to Ernest Hart. Paget offers a portrait of Sir Charles M. Clark engraved by Law and an unpublished portrait of Dr George Roupell engraved from a picture by Pickersgill. The recipient of two of the letters is likely Ernest Abraham Hart (1865-1898). Medical journalist. Prescription for H. A. Silver Esq. dated 29 Oct 1874.

Letter written at 61 Rodney Street, Liverpool to [Sir John] Tweedy regarding a copy of 'H. O. Thomas on intestinal obstruction' for review in the 'Lancet'.