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Black and white picture postcard of the Cardiff group of suffragettes during the march to the Albert Hall, with explanatory notes by Dr Erie Evans.

Bound volume of papers and correspondence brought together by Dr Erie Evans for preservation in the National Library of Wales, and bearing the title 'Griffith Evans' discovery of Trypanosoma Evansi in Surra'. It contains: Copy of a letter, 1881, from the Secretary to the Government of India to the Adjutant General in India, covering a copy of Griffith Evans' Report on 'Surra' Disease, Dec. 1880 (1); Reprint of the Report mentioned in (1); Report by the Royal Microscopical Society on the nomenclature of Trypanosoma evansi (3); Report on the presentation of the Mary Kingsley Medal to Griffith Evans, with a copy of his autobiographical memoir, in the Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, vol. XII (1918) (4); Section of Medical Life, May 1931, containing an article by Thomas Ridley Currie, MD, on 'The Discoverer of the Trypanosome' (5); Section of the Veterinary Record, Aug. 1935, containing an article on 'Dr Griffith Evans the Profession's Centenarian' (6); Reprint from the North Wales Chronicle, Aug. 1935, of an account of Griffith Evans' one hundredth birthday celebrations (7); Section of the Veterinary Journal, Aug. 1935, containing an appreciation of Griffith Evans by Sir Frederick Hobday, CMG, FRCVS (8); Group of letters (9) from: 1. Sir William Osler, Regius Prof. of Medicine, Oxford, 1918; 2. Ronald Ross, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 1907; 3. Henry Samuel Mosley, Director of Army Veterinary Services, India, 1935;. 4. P. J. Simpson, President of the National Veterinary Medical Association of Great Britain and Ireland, 1933; 5. Henry B. Brackenbury, Acting Chairman of the Council of the British Medical Association, 1935; 6. P. J. du Toit, South Africa, 1935; 7. W. W. Francis, MD, Librarian of the Osler Library, Montreal, 1935; 8-9. P. Srinivasa Rao, GMVC, Editor of The Indian Veterinary Journal, 1935; 10. Sections from The Indian Veterinary Journal, 1936, containing messages and an obituary notice of Griffith Evans; 11. Brief record of Griffith Evans' career; 12. Signed portrait of Griffith Evans; 13. Photograph of the presentation of a scroll to Griffith Evans by Sir Frederick Hobday on behalf of the Royal Veterinary College, 1935; 14-21. Press cuttings relating to Griffith Evans, 1918-35.

Certificate of the baptism, 28 Dec. 1843, of Catherine Mary, daughter of John Jones, Llanfair Caereinion, surgeon, and Catherine his wife.

Circular, 4 Dec. 1917, announcing a luncheon arranged by the North Wales Branch of the British Medical Association at which the medal was to be presented.