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Meteorological Journal kept near Kendal by John Gough; Correspondence connected with Aborigines; Letterbooks 1; Letterbooks 2; "de la Civilisation"

Thomas Hodgkin MD, and Hodgkin and Howard Families: microfilms

Letters; Palestine; Geology

Miscellaneous: correspondence, Italian journey, Anti-slavery and Liberia

Essays and letters

Letters, chiefly Hodgkin family

Miscellaneous correspondence: family, Syria, Elliott Cresson's legacy, Australasia

Miscellaneous correspondence: family, charity, Hodgkin's death, Australasia

Miscellaneous correspondence

Miscellaneous correspondence, including material on election of Assistant Physician at Guy's Hospital 1837

Miscellaneous correspondence, including material on financial speculations and Hodgkin's death

Miscellaneous correspondence, including material on financial speculations and on Luke Howard

Letterbooks and notebooks

<i>Lectures on the Morbid Anatomy of the Serous and Mucous Membranes</i>, volume 1, incomplete: pages 62-97 and 1-61.

Letterbooks and miscellaneous

Correspondence and publications by Thomas Hodgkin and Luke Howard

Miscellaneous

Letterbooks

Various publications

Chiefly correspondence of John Hodgkin junior

Letters to Thomas Hodgkin MD

Chiefly letters to Thomas Hodgkin MD

Chiefly letters to Thomas Hodgkin MD; also miscellaneous material by him and correspondence of his father and his brother

Detailed description of items on each reel

Miscellaneous: Thomas Hodgkin correspondence and Civilisation essay, meteorological journal by John Gough;

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Miscellaneous: Thomas Hodgkin correspondence and Civilisation essay, meteorological journal by John Gough;

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