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Item is a letter to William Glenholme Falconbridge from his father, J.K. Falconbridge. His father apologises for not visiting and states that William's mother is feeling better.

Item is a letter from the Department of the Provincial Secretary appointing Justice Falconbridge a Commissioner to consolidate the Public Statutes of Ontario.

Item is a copy of a letter from Lord Crewe requesting that Lord Grey deliver the enclosed Letters Patent of Knighthood to William Glenholme Falconbridge.

Item is a portrait photograph of an unidentified man.

Series consists of correspondence and other material relating to the personal life, judicial appointments and knighthood of William Glenholme Falconbridge.

Item is a letter from the Under-Secretary of State appointing the Hon. John Douglas Armour, Chief Justice of Ontario, and other judges of Ontario commissioners to administer the oath of allegiance and any other oaths in the province.

Item is a hand-written letter from Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada, stating that he had submitted Falconbridge's name for knighthood and is awaiting a reply.

Item is a letter from the Acting Governor General's Secretary to the Hon. Sir Glenholme Falconbridge forwarding the Letters Patent of Knighthood.

File consists of four envelopes addressed to William Glenholme Falconbridge while he was living in Toronto and a name tag.

Series consists of one photograph of William Glenholme Falconbridge and several photographs of unidentified people who were possibly family members or associates of William Glenholme Falconbridge. All photographs were taken in what appear to be photographer studios.

Item is a letter to John K. Falconbridge discussing payment for expenses relating to the education of William Glenholme Falconbridge.

Item is an unsigned handwritten note (homemade card) bearing a poem, sent to William Glenholme Falconbridge for Valentine's Day, 1858.

Item is a receipt issued to Mr. Falconbridge by Rollo and Adams, General Booksellers and Importers, Toronto, for the purchase of five books.

Item is a letter to William Glenholme Falconbridge from his father, J.K. Falconbridge. He apologises for being unable to visit William, asks about William's health and discusses fishing rods and other matters.