Collection consists of a deed dated 1616, signed by Edmund Bury and written in Latin.

This is an artificially created collection comprised of miscellaneous legal documents from unknown sources accumulated by the Archives. Included in the collection are mortgages, affidavits, contracts, deeds, wills, correspondence, and stock certificates drawn from the files of various wound-up law firms.

Collection consists of records accumulated by William Blainey, of the law firm of Metcalfe, Blainey and Burns. The collection includes English legal documents pertaining to property transfers involving the Joseph Flood family, of Christow, County of Devon.

Collection consists of a 1742 assignment of a 1704 English annuity, acquired and kept by William McKay Wright, an Ontario Lawyer.

Collection consists of three scrapbooks pertaining to prominent British and Canadian jurists from the 1500s to the 1800s, created and/or accumulated by an unknown source. The scrapbooks contain prints and other illustrations, biographies relating to these jurists, as well as a number of Quebec court documents. While the biographies and illustrations are organized by nationality, the arrangement of records takes a roughly chronological order.

The collection consists of records accumulated by lawyer Peter Lash. The origins and purpose of the collection is not known, but the records in the collection are a variety of business and property agreements from Ireland, originating from the city of Dublin and County Tipperary. The name William Curry, of Dublin, appears prominently in two of the three documents in the collection. Documents include deeds of co-partnership and rental indentures.

Collection consists of a Crown land grant issued by the Province of Upper Canada.

Collection consists of miscellaneous admission and call certificates issued by the Law Society of Upper Canada in the 19th century and early 20th century.

Collection consists of a subpoena issued to Hector Ross in 1836.

Collection consists of a marriage settlement accumulated by D'Arcy Argue Counsell Martin, a Hamilton, Ontario, lawyer. His ancestor, Reverend Richard Martin, was named a trustee in the settlement.