Judgment.

-Plaintiff is claiming money payable to him by the Defendant for money lent by the Plaintiff to the Defendant and for money paid by the Plaintiff for the Defendant at his request, and the Plaintiff claims $100. On the other hand, the Defendant claims that he is not indebted to the Plaintiff, but that the Plaintiff is indebted to him for an amount equal to the Plaintiff's claim plus interest.

Compares the effects of pepsin and the fatty acids with the effects of the Drosera ferment on fibrin, albumen and other substances.

Discusses whether the ferment of Drosera may differ from pepsin.

He is concerned about some anomalies between the action of pepsin and the Drosera ferment which he is trying to clear up; has read Sanderson's two articles on Dionaea and fears he has been misunderstood on one point.

Working on the chapter on digestion of Drosera and asks Sanderson to clarify some of the results of the experiments about digestion.

Wants to know if fibrin, areolar tissue, gelatin and other substances are allied in any way because they affect Drosera in a similar way.
[Reply follows] Burdon Sanderson suggests that the similarities may be due to the water solubility of certain substances.

An album mainly of landscape photographs of the Cascade Mountains near Kitimat B.C. Taken by surveyor and photographer Charles Horetzky, who was surveying the land in search of a route for the Canadian Pacific Railway. In a large and heavy book with the photos glued to the page.

Princess Victoria, Empress of Prussia to Florence Nightingale thanking her for her paper on India.

J. T. Delare to Lady Frances Verney upon Sir Harry Verney's defeat, mentioning briefly Florence Nightingale.

The file appears to contain a variety of notes, including those of Rosalind Nash in creating her condensed edition of E.T. Cook's biography of Florence Nightingale.

File consists of 21 documents: Exhibit "A"; Affidavit of Roberts; Affidavit of Grenell; Affidavit of Davie and Pawson; (2) correspondence; (4) Affidavit of Davie; Costs on Judgment; Order for Extension; Notice of Trial; Notice; Affidavit in Support of Summons to Set Aside Suggestions for Costs; Master's Certificate; Summons; Points Intended to be Insisted on Part of the Plaintiff, Writ; Statement of Defense; Statement of Claim. Defendant is indebted to the Plaintiff for S268.60 for money lent by the Plaintiff to the Defendant and on accounts stated between them. The Defendant claims that the Plaintiff is indebted to him for an equal amount.

File consists of 4 documents: Affidavit of H.F. Heisterman; Affidavit of R. Plummer (with attached Exhibits A & B). Mason is the administrator of the estate of W. Rippon. Rippon was the owner of a piece of property, Section 20, Range IV, Mountain District, Vancouver Island. Upon his death, the property was to be sold at public action, authorized by Mason. Noah Shakespeare, acting as the agent of Mr. Bate and the Vancouver Coal Company, purchased the said property on their behalf. Bate then stated that Shakespeare has exceeded his instruction. It is presumed that Mason is suing for the purchase price of the property, 100 acres at $250 an acre, equaling $25,000.

Levi was indebted to several creditors for various amounts.
Includes proofs of debt of C.M. Smith, W. Jones, and Welch Rithet & Co.; and declaration of proof of debt of J. Rhodes and Co.

Affidavit of M.W. Drake; Affidavit of W. Ward.

-Regarding the ownership of Lots 290 and 297 in Victoria and the taxes due on the properties.

Dead bear, shot by Edward L. Moss.

Comments written to Emma and signed by her friends.

-18 May 1874
-n.d. (1877)
-9 Nov 1882
-6 July 1885
-28 June 1886

Some notes on the results of experiments about digestion which are enclosed.

Darwin argues against Sanderson's suggestion and presents his own idea for consideration.

Edward Stanley, Earl of Derby, Foreign Office to Florence Nightingale, thanking her for note and book. Still interested in sanitation reforms.

Princess Victoria, Empress of Prussia, Sandown to Florence Nightingale, thanking her for her letter and for writing to Sir Edwin Chadwick. Can see him only on the 16th.

Series consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence of Thomas Crosby including letters congratulating him on the Fiftieth Anniversary of his ministry, 1862-1912.

Fonds consists of records reflecting the Johanneans’ activities, ultimately spanning approximately from 1879 to current, predominant 1990 to 2015. These records are arranged in roughly chronological order. Textual records in the collection primarily consist of books, journals, magazines, newsletters, newspaper clippings, rosters, materials pertaining to St. Mary’s, materials to the St. John’s College principals, and unbound materials.The collection is arranged into the following nineteen series: newsletters, journals, artifacts, stamps, magazines, world reunions, tickets, St. John’s College, rosters, CDs, DVDs, multimedia materials, photographs, negatives, St. John’s & St. Mary’s Institute of Technology, St. John’s College principals, Shanghai archives, unbound materials and books.

Pamphlet relating to reasons for the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Two copies; one is one display in drawer 19.5 in the Chung Collection Exhibition. Included are bibliographic notes about this pamphlet.

Affidavit of L. Lowenberg.

-Regarding the taxes due on Lots 656 and 657 in Victoria. Lowenberg states that he has paid the taxes due on the property. He has applied to the said Registrar General to cancel the charge against him for the taxes due and has produced the required receipts, but is having trouble clearing up the charge for various reasons.

File consist of two documents: affidavit ro hold bail; affidavit of Felix Neufelder. Case regards the Defendant owing money to lumber merchant for goods sold and delivered. Defendant is about to leave B.C. for Ontario and Plaintiff is asking that he be apprehended.

File consists of one document: court order. Case regards an order that the Plaintiff be at liberty to issue Writ of Capias endorsed to hold him to bail for $290.50.

Sir John Lawrence, Baron, 26 Queen's Gate, W. to Florence Nightingale, thanking her for her papers on sanitary arrangements in India. Note on her health.

Edward Stanley, Earl of Derby, Foreign Office to Florence Nightingale, supporting her recommendation of Dr. Cunningham as representative to Vienna Cholera Conference. Envelope enclosed: notes by Florence Nightingale on envelope.

Thanks Sanderson for acid experiments; reports on his experiments with gluten, dentine, enamel, and fibrin.

Congratulates Sanderson on his article in Nature; has found another plant that catches flies and can digest.

Receipt; issued to Pahalie, an Indian, for hire of canoe from Yale to Hope with election papers; 1874/02/01

Series consists of diploma copies, invoices and expenses, 4th World Reunion event materials, newspaper clippings, donation lists, obituary programs and holiday cards from the St. John’s University Alumni Association.

Two letters from students expressing appreciation for her efforts.

Published in 'Harper's Weekly' magazine.

File consist of one document. This is the last will and testament of Hugh Ross of Barkerville, chief trader in the Hudson's Bay Company Service.

File consists of one document: masters report.

File consists of three documents: court order; affidavit of service; judgement by default. Case regards property on Johnson Street, Sir James Douglas claims to be entitled to and to evict all person therefrom.

File consists of one document: Defendant's Bill of Costs

File consists of four documents: Notice of Motion; (3) Bill of Complaint. the Defendant's were carrying on business as Stewart Meldrum and Co. They purchased a tract of land at Quasquemo, Vancouver Island, to which the Plaintiff advanced them significant amounts of money to acquire the property at Quasquemo. Plaintiff prays that an account be taken of what is due for principal and interest on the unfulfilled mortgage and that the Defendants pay the amount that is due.

Lawrence and Bailey were indebted to Strouss and Company, the defendants having declared bankruptcy. Includes affidavit of C. Strouss, affidavit of service, summons of trader debtor.

Robinson was indebted to the firm of Lowe Stahleschmidt & Co. for principle and interest due to them as endorsees of a promissory note. Includes notice of service of account, account served to S.M. Nelson, summons of trader debtor, and affidavit of T.L. Stahleschmidt.

Encloses his manuscript on Dionaea for Sanderson to read.