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Francis William Lamb's doctorate degree in medicine from Trinity College, Dublin.

Application of Doctor Francis William Lamb for the position of Chair of Physiology at Peeking Union Medical College, China.

Account of the Trustees of the Will of Adam Henry Fuller: Doctor Charles George Gamble and Doctor Francis William Lamb in account with Constance Lamb, from Samuel and Richard C Walker and Son Solicitors, 86 Merrion Square, Dublin.

Letter from William Pattison Kerr at Sydling, Dorchester, England, to Francis William Lamb at 31 Grosvenor Place, Rathmines, County Dublin, wishing him a happy birthday.

Letter from Francis William Lamb at 54 Blessington Street, Dublin, to Constance Plunkett-Johnston at Rockfield House, Moate, County Westmeath.

Letter from Constance Lamb at Kinah Hill, Killiney, County Dublin, to her husband Frank Lamb at the Medical School of the University of Manchester, regarding his search for car insurance documents, as well as the well being of their three children.

Sheet of paper, attached are: eight envelopes adressed to William Lamb and the Government Prisons Office, Dublin Castle, Dublin; two envelopes addressed to Francis William Lamb at the School of Physiology, Trinity College, Dublin; one envelope addressed to Doctor Francis William Lamb at Frascati, Blackrock, County Dublin; and one clipping entitled, "Presentation to Doctor Lambe" from 1 December 1893.

List of delegates and guests from the Bicentenary Festival of the School of Physic, Trinity College, Dublin.

Eight pages from The Morning Mail newspaper which contain both announcements of the birth Francis William Lamb, as well as the death of William Bernard Shaw. The announcements are marked in pen by William Lamb, and read, "Lamb - June 8, at 1 Wilton terrace, Rathmines, the wife of William Lamb, LLD, of a son." and "Shaw - June 8 suddenly, of heart disease, William Bernard SHaw, Esquire in the 64th year of his age. The funeral will leave The Cottage, Terenure, for Mount Jerome, on tomorrow (Thursday) morning at half past eight o'clock."