Notebook contains poetry written to family members, copied from magazines; and notes.

Narrative satirical poem, describing Lang's voyage to England to study law at Cambridge.
Accompanying letter to unnamed recipient [probably his mother] on last one and a half pages.

Conditional pardon granted to Martin Kellick, 1 November 1838, signed by Sir George Gipps and E. Deas Thomson.
Physical description of Kellick on verso of pardon.

Kept by Oswald Bloxsome on his voyage in the "Florentia" sailing vessel in 1838 to Australia with his wife and son , 4th April 1838 to 3rd Aug. 1838.

9 folders containing photocopied manuscripts including: Folder 1 -- Ludwig Leichhardt's letter to B. Graham and P.S. Thomson; J. Gilbert's letter to F. Strange. Folder 2 -- Lionel Lindsay's manuscript of "Addled Art". Folder 3 and 4 -- Lionel Lindsay's typescript of "Discobolus and other verse" with handwritten emendations. Folder 5 -- Henry Lawson's manuscript of "Andy's gone with cattle". Folder 6 -- Henry Lawson's handwritten letter to his sister. Folder 7 -- Henry Lawson's poem "What manner of man is he?". Folder 8 -- Henry Lawson's poem "The child slaves of the fairy west". Folder 9 -- Two black and white photographs of Henry Lawson in his youth.

Sermon delivered at the Scots Church, Elgin, Scotland, 7 June 1840. Accompanied by transcript, (7 l.), made by John Sutherland for the Fryer Library, 1974. Includes biographical note and letter 1862 August 25 from Alexander Munro from Littleton, New Zealand introducing Frank Gordon McKean (son of F. S. McKean) to his brother resident in Australia.

Typed transcript of conditional pardon issued by Sir John Franklin, Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen's Land on 27 January 1840 and signed by John Franklin. Accompanied by descriptive physical notes about George Miller and rubbing of seal. Additional notes by F. W. Robinson.

Performed at the Royal Victoria Theatre, Sydney.