File consists of one document: affidavit of H. Courtney. Case regards the affidavit outlining that all of the above named Plaintiffs are resident out of jurisdiction of the court. Plaintiff Stewart has been paid $2,000.00 plus interest as appears set out in the Bill of Complaint.

Map showing the position of Timber lands surveyed and sought to be acquired by the Hastings Saw Mill Company by Ed. Stephen.

Indictment of Billy; verdict guilty, sentence 1 year (apparently coincided with murder charge- which see); 1871/05/01

Indictment of Harry; plea guilty; sentence 1 year; 1871/09/01
Charge; by Wm Morley, J.P., Cowichan; 1871/09/02
Recognisance of bail (2); 1871/09/03
Information & complaint; of Sur-sar-kalur, a Chemainus Indian; 1871/09/04
Examination; of Sur-sar-kalur; 1871/09/04
Examination of Se-hap-ton; 1871/09/05
Deposition of Harry; the accused; 1871/09/06

Florence Nightingale, Embley Park, Hampshire to Mary Mohl. Notes about cats. Asks Mme. Mohl to locate someone in Rome to receive mail from nuns in London to be delivered to Monsignor de Bede.

Florence Nightingale, 35 South Street, Park Lane, London W. to Mary Mohl (nee Clarke). Comments to Mme. Mohl on letter from Versailles lady who was helping a wounded Insurge and the surrounding people did not want to give him any water. States that newly relocated persons in Versailles are homeless again.

Series consists of genealogical research and incoming and outgoing correspondence between Charles Humphries and family, friends, and colleagues.

[Coat of arms] BRITISH COLUMBIA. ANNO TRICESIMO QUARTO. VICTORIÆ REGINÆ . NO. 22. AN ACT TO PREVENT DESERTION FROM MERCHANT SHIPS. [28TH MARCH, 1871. Victoria, B.C.: Printed at the Government Printing Office. 1871.

The fonds consists of a copy of Pell's last will and testament, as well as one album containing photographs, prints, and crests collected by Pell documenting his travels in the 1870s. Many of the photographs are labelled by location, and place names include Aden, Alexandria, Batavia, Isle of Wight, Cairo, Hong Kong, Java, Marseilles, Naples, Rangoon, Singapore, and Suez. Also included in the collection is a page of crests of nobility, and two print portraits, one of Christine Nilsson and the other of Adelina Patti.

The collection illustrates Otto Cohnheim’s personal and professional life while he lived in Germany and Scotland. The personal material includes correspondence with or about family members while the professional material includes letters, laboratory notes, and papers to do with his physiological studies.

File consists of one document: bond. Case is in regards to their adoption of Laura Francis Edmonds, outlining provisions for the child in the case of their untimely death.

File consists of two documents: petition of R. Druikhall; affidavit of R. Druikhall. Case regards the dispute over the above listed property, in the matter of title to 120 and 95 feet of subdivision of lot five.

File consists of seven documents: affidavit to plead; affidavit of R. Bishop; affidavit of E. Johnson; plaintiff's bill of costs; praecipe for write of summons; appearance; order. The court finds for the Plaintiff in the amount of $4,200.

Masters Report.

-Regarding the settlement of the Estate of S. Harris, deceased, and amounts owed to his estate by various parties.

Pamphlet describing a dinner held in honour of Mr. Trutch, with an account of the discussion of constructing the Canadian Pacific Railway, reported for the Montreal Gazette.

Railway Government Publication item 49.

Pocket diary kept by Hector Langevin during a trip by rail and steamship via the United States to visit British Columbia. In 1871 as Minister of Public Works of Canada, Langevin was sent by the Federal Cabinet to visit British Columbia with the mission to acquire knowledge of the new province in relation to the Canadian Pacific Railway and possible location of its western terminus, and also to study the requirements of British Columbia for public works. Langevin's journey took him from central Canada to Chicago, then by the American Pacific Railway to San Francisco, where he embarked on the steamer Prince Alfred traveling to Victoria on Vancouver Island, and then to the mainland.

Pamphlet describing a dinner held in honour of Mr. Trutch, with an account of the discussion of constructing the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Indictment of Ah Wan for the murder of Captain John, an Indian; verdict, not guilty, J.A. Raymur, jury foreman; 1871/01/01

Florence Nightingale to Mary Mohl (nee Clarke). Thanks Mme. Mohl for sending a letter from Julius Mohl. Is returning the letter to Mme. Mohl with her reply.

Florence Nightingale, 35 South Street, Park Lane, London W. to Mary Mohl (nee Clarke). Invites her to visit before returning to Paris. Asks Mme. Mohl to take a sum of money as a souvenir for "la grande Julie" and offers money to Mme. Mohl.

Mary Carpenter, [Bristol?] to Florence Nightingale, wishing to meet her next week.

Mary Carpenter, Red C? Lodge House, [Bristol?] to Florence Nightingale. Asking for an interview for her friends Sasipada Banergee and his wife. Refers to Nightingale's interest in the Bengal Social Science Association.

Napier, Francis, Baron Napier and Ettrick, Fern Hill, Ootacamund [India] to Florence Nightingale. Discussion of economic situation in India, problems in obtaining funds for health programmes. Discussion of hospitals and nursing education in India. Commentary on water supply and sanitation.

Sir Barle Frere, India Offce to Florence Nightingale wishing to call and given her "latest news from Bomba". Enclosing letters from Mr. Crawford and Dr. Hewett.

[Coat of arms] BRITISH COLUMBIA. ANNO TRICESIMO QUARTO. VICTORIÆ REGINÆ . NO. 18. AN ACT TO INCORPORATE CHARITABLE, PHILANTHROPIC, AND PROVIDENT ASSOCIATIONS. [ 8TH MARCH, 1871. Victoria, B.C.: Printed at the Government Printing Office. 1871.

[Coat of arms] BRITISH COLUMBIA. ANNO TRICESIMO QUARTO. VICTORIÆ REGINÆ . NO. 21. AN ACT TO AMEND THE “INVESTMENT AND LOAN SOCIETIES ORDINANCE, 1869.” [28TH MARCH, 1871. Victoria, B.C.: Printed at the Government Printing Office. 1871.

Item is the Last Will and Testament of William Losh (1771-1861) as well as a codicil. Losh was a renowed industrialist, patriarch of the Boyd family, and grandfather to Alice Boyd. In these materials, Losh bequeaths his properties to his future generations. The codocil bears a note by Alice stating "Copied from my grandfather's will 2 Oct 1871." Documents are contained in an envelope labeled "Miss Boyd, Penkill Castle". The envelope is marked "From the Kelmscott Press, Upper Mall, Hammersmith."

File consists of transcripts of file 2-03 from John Trutch records series, Incoming correspondence subseries.

Pamphlet containing the text of a Senate debate regarding the construction of the Pacific railway to British Columbia. Signed P. O'Reilly on the cover.

Indictment, by True Bill for Stabbing with Intent.

-Ah Sow is charged with Stabbing and Wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Verdict, not guilty, prisoner discharged.

Precept to Registrar to Set Cause Down for hearing; (3) Extract from the Record Precept Book of the Police Court, Victoria; Record.

The Defendant falsely and maliciously and without reasonable cause charged the Plaintiff with stealing a saw from him, value of $1.50. The Defendant also assaulted the Plaintiff, gave him into custody of a policeman and caused him to be imprisoned in a police office. The Plaintiff was injured in his reputation and was prevented from attending to his business as a result of the Defendant's actions and has also incurred expenses in obtaining his release from the said imprisonment. The Plaintiff claims $5,000 damages from the Defendant.

File consists of two documents: certification paper. Cae regards Sophia Rudlin consent to give up her interest in an estate.

Elmore had interest in a set of mining claims on Germanston Creek, known as the Enterprise Co., and sold and disposed of these for the good of his creditors. Includes notice from J.Lindsay, a chief constable, regarding Elmore’s estate, and copy of letter to W. Fitzgerald.

Florence Nightingale, 35 South Street, Park Lane, London W. to Mary Mohl (nee Clarke). Notes on cats and their passage to Paris. Inquires about Julius Mohl and asks how his book on religion is progressing. Asks for a friend's address from Julius Mohl (had asked for it previously). Notes about Michael Faraday, his experiments with electricity and on the government.

William Mansfield, Baron Sandhurst, 18 Summer Gardens to Florence Nightingale. Confirming a visit for the following Saturday.

Sir Bartle Frere, Porthmenor, Crickhowell, S. Wales. to Florence Nightingale. Wishes to borrow her copy of Dr. Cunningham's General Review to use in the compilation of the Blue Book [Annual Report on Indian Sanitation]. Discussion of affairs in the Indian military. Comments on the "dirty and disorderly" world.

The telegram refers to the admittance of British Columbia into confederation — "Final vote admitting British Columbia passed lower House the Evening after hard fight ...."

Indictment of Ah Bow; verdict guilty; sentence 3 years; 1871/06/01
Deposition of Const.Stewart; 1871/06/02
Deposition of T. Glaholm; 1871/06/03
Deposition of S. D. Levi; 1871/06/04
Verdict of jury; 1871/06/05

Information & complaint; of Sergeant McMillan; 1871/07/01
Recognisances of bail; 1871/07/02
Depositions of R. McMillan; depositions witnessed by A. Pemberton; 1871/07/03
Deposition of Kum Shin; 1871/07/04
Deposition of Insp. Bowden; 1871/07/05
Deposition of Ah Hoon; 1871/07/06
Depositions of Ah Sam; 1871/07/07

File contains two bound publications of Typographic Messenger (January 1871 and October 1871), and two handwritten ledger pages from L.A. Snyder, dated November 1901.

[Coat of arms] BRITISH COLUMBIA. ANNO TRICESIMO QUARTO. VICTORIÆ REGINÆ . NO. 13. AN ACT TO REGULATE ELECTIONS OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THIS COLONY. [ 22ND MARCH, 1871. Victoria, B.C.: Printed at the Government Printing Office. 1871.