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Item is a volume containing entries on musical works, as well as clippings and programmes of musical concerts at which either Brenda Macrae Smellie performed as a vocalist or attended. Brenda Macrae Smellie, based in Toronto and New York City, performed throughout Ontario and the United States. She started her career as Brenda Smellie, but around 1912 changed to performing as Brenda Macrae.

Item is a photograph of the Canadian Bar Association dinner celebrating the ninetieth birthday of Sir William Mulock, held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto.

Item is a photograph of the Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1921 reunion dinner at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto.

Item is a photograph of the call to the Bar ceremony held in Convocation Hall on September 15th 1955. Benchers and honoured guests on the dais include: Front Row (from left) 1. Gordon N. Shaver, Q.C. 2. unknown 3. F.G. MacKay, Q.C. 4. unknown 5. Chief Justice J.C. McRuer 6. Cyril F.H. Carson, Q.C. (Treasurer) 7. Attorney-General A. Kelso Roberts, Q.C. 8. Dean C.E. Smalley-Baker 9. Fred H. Parkinson, Q.C. At lectern W.S. Beaton, Q.C. Second Row 1. unknown 2. unknown 3. unknown 4. Kenneth Jarvis, Deputy Secretary 5. D. Park Jamieson, Q.C. 6. W. Earl Smith, Q.C. (Secretary) 7. E. Raney 8. R.D. Evans, Q.C. 9. R.F. Wilson, Q.C. Back Row 1. George A. McGillvoray, Q.C. 2. unknown 3. T. Kelly Creighton 4. unknown 5. John D. Arnup, Q.C. 6. unknown 7. A. Roy Willmott, Q.C. 8. W.B. Common, Q.C. 9. W.P. Clement, Q.C. 10. Wilfrid Gregory.

Item is a photograph of the 25th anniversary dinner of the Osgoode Hall Law School class of 1921. John Shirley Denison (fifth from left) is standing underneath a banner at the back of the room that reads "25th Anniversary "21" Class".

Item is a photograph of the sod turning ceremony for the addition to Osgoode Hall Law School. Included in the photograph from left to right are: H.F. Brown (Architect), R. Woodhouse (Construction Superintendent), J.D. Arnup, Q.C., E.W. Haldenby (Architect), C. Hughes (Contractor), A.S. Mathers (Architect), W.J. Beaton, Q.C., C.F.H. Carson, Q.C. (Treasurer), R.F. Wilson, Q.C., C.E. Smalley-Baker, Q.C. (Dean), W. Earl Smith, Q.C. (Secretary), R.F. Reid (Deputy Secretary), and J.W. Glen (Law Society Superintendent).

Item is a group photograph of the Right Honourable J.L. Ilsley, K.C., Cyril F.H. Carson, and L.G. Goodenough standing outside the Privy Council entrance on Downing Street, London, England. All three men are wearing robes and wigs. The photograph was taken on the occasion of the hearing of the Attorney General for Saskatchewan, Attorney General of Canada, and the Mortgage Loans Association regarding the Farm Security Act of Saskatchewan.

Item is a photograph of Cyril Carson and an unidentified woman sitting by a lake.

Item is a photograph of the Canadian Bar Association's president's dinner, held at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Cyril Carson is seated at far right.

Item is a photograph of Cyril F.H. Carson and Leslie M. Frost, Premier of Ontario, in legal robes on a lawn.

Item is a photograph of the head table at the anniversary dinner of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario. Subjects include Cyril C.F. Carson and other unidentified attendees.

Item is a photograph of the Canadian Bar Association's president's dinner, held at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Cyril Carson is seated at far right.

Item is a studio portrait photograph of Cyril F.H. Carson for use in the 1965 edition of "Who's Who in Canada". It is attached to the advance press release of Carson's biography for that publication.

Item is a photograph of a woman standing on the sidewalk in front of the Molyneux clothing store in Paris.

Item is Howland's essay submission for the Wallace Nesbitt Trust Prize essay competition, written in his second year of study at Osgoode Hall Law School.

Drawing of the passage between the new court house at 361 University Avenue and the north side of Osgoode Hall, including the Osgoode Hall property line demarcation and the location of planters and flower beds.

Item is a guest list detailing names and addresses for invitees to a 13 February 1990 reception for Howland and his wife on the occasion of his retirement from the bench.

Item is a letter from Mewett to Howland pertaining to Howland's relinquishing of his role as instructor of Conveyancing and Mortgages at Osgoode Hall Law School.

Item is a handwritten letter to Howland from Alfred Thompson "Tom" Denning.

Item is a 12-page paper written by Howland, likely while a participant in the 10th Canadian War Staff Course at the Royal Military College. The paper evaluates the participation of the Canadian Army in the war in the Pacific during the Second World War and proposes a strategy for future action. Included with the paper are comments from the graders.