Four documents found in an envelope inscribed as above, as follows:
1) Printed record of proceedings ‘at a Meeting of Members of this University, which took place on Tuesday, November 2, in the Lecture-Room under the Public Library’, dated 3 November 1819;
2) Printed resolutions of a ‘Meeting of the Committee appointed to form the regulations of a Society, to be instituted in this University for Philosophical Communication’, dated 8 November 1819;
3) Printed ‘Regulations of the Cambridge Philosophical Society adopted at a Public Meeting held in the University November 15 1819’
4) Printed ‘Address read at the first meeting [1819] of the Cambridge Philosophical Society stating the design and objects of its institution, written at the request of the Council by Edward Daniel Clarke LLD’ [late fellow and tutor of Jesus College; Professor of Mineralogy in Cambridge University and Librarian of Cambridge University], printed by Cambridge University Press 1821.