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'Complete in Six Books'. Hardbound.

Photographic reproduction of a printed page (original numbered 43 and bearing the stamp of Cambridge University Library), the original of which is inscribed in Butler's hand: 'March 31 by S. Butler'. The text is Butler's parody of a Simeonite tract issued in Cambridge; see A.T. Bartholomew's explanatory article, 'Samuel Butler and the Simeonites'.

Typescript copy of Samuel Butler's parody, in 17 numbered points, of a Simeonite tract disseminated by a student of St John's College in 1855. For A.T. Bartholomew's explanation see the article 'Samuel Butler and the Simeonites' [VIII/2/1/1].

'With an accompaniment for the pianoforte or organ, arranged by John Bishop'. Hardbound. Contains brief pencil annotations by Samuel Butler.

'In vocal score, with a separate accompaniment for the organ or pianoforte'. Novello's century editions. Hardbound. Contains pencil annotations by Samuel Butler.

Mounted half-length portrait of Samuel Butler, seated in an armchair with books on a table beside him, looking into the camera.

'Containing above one hundred favorite Oratorio & Opera Airs'. Paperback.

'In vocal score, with a separate accompaniment for the organ or pianoforte'. Hardbound. Contains brief pencil annotations by Samuel Butler.

Four-page fragment (pp.9-12 of 12) of an ALS containing part of the article 'Our Emigrant', subsequently published in The Eagle, Vol. II [1861], pp.101-13. The text contained within the letter fragment corresponds to the text of p.109, line 30, to the end of the article. The letter was presented to the collection by Sir John Sandys in 1914, who discovered it in a drawer; see the account published in The Eagle, Vol. XXXV [1914], p.115.

Twelve photographic prints of various portraits of Henry Festing Jones; two labelled on verso 'taken in Dr Smith's garden Bottingdean Nr Brighton Sussex May 1861'.