MS account by Gully of circumstances leading to his election as Speaker (1895); draft of Gully's report on International Arbitration, read at Berne (1892); reminiscences of his grandfather, father, early life, and family history notes (1890 and 1899); printed election address to the electors of Carlisle (1895); 'The House of Commons in the seventeenth century. Some old Parliamentary journals. Lecture by the speaker in Carlisle', in the Carlisle Journal, 10 January 1899; A short address on Sir Thomas More, by... the Speaker... on unveiling a memorial window at... St. Laurence, Jewry, Gresham Street, London, June 22, 1900 (printed pamphlet); and 'Entertainment in aid of the Westminster Hospital, Speaker's House, 13th May, 1902' (printed programme).