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File consists of records relating to the planning and organisation of the forty and forty-five year anniversary reunions of the Osgoode Hall Law School graduating class of 1928. Records include contact lists of class members, correspondence, a bank book for the reunion trust account and other records.

File consists of records relating to the planning and organisation of the fifty year anniversary reunion of the Osgoode Hall Law School graduating class of 1928. Records include correspondence, plans, and contact lists.

File consists of records relating to the planning and organisation of the fifty-five year anniversary reunion of the Osgoode Hall Law School graduating class of 1928. Records include contact lists, correspondence, returned envelopes, a newspaper clipping, and other textual material.

File consists of correspondence, poetry, articles and speeches, maintained by John Honsberger while editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The file includes submissions made by lawyers for possible publication in the Gazette.

File consists of correspondence, articles, speeches, mock-ups and an articling student's diary entries from 1931, maintained by John Honsberger, editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The records document commentary on previous issues of the Gazette, as well as ideas about, and content on, a variety of legal topics for possible publication in future issues.

File consists of correspondence, articles and poetry, maintained by John Honsberger, editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The records document submissions and ideas for articles on a variety of legal topics, made by lawyers for possible publication in the "Gazette". Also included is a 1929 programme for the "At Home" social event of the Osgoode Hall Literary and Athletic Society.

File consists of correspondence, legal documents, an essay and poetry, maintained by John Honsberger, editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The records document submissions and ideas for articles on a variety of legal topics for possible publication in the "Gazette", as well as commentary on the content of previous issues.

File consists of correspondence and articles maintained by John Honsberger, editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The records document submissions and ideas for articles on a variety of legal topics for possible publication in the "Gazette", as well as commentary on the quality of the journal and support for its continued publication.

File consists of correspondence, poetry, articles, a speech, a magazine article and mock-ups, maintained by John Honsberger, editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The records document submissions and ideas for articles on a variety of legal topics for possible publication in the "Gazette", commentary on the content of previous issues, as well as a request to reprint several articles in "Legal ethics in Canada", published by Harcourt, Brace and Company. A number of letters in the file were written to Honsberger by Justice Rosalie Abella. Toasts and a speech honouring Justice Mabel Van Camp by Sandra Chapnik, J.G.J. O'Driscoll and Janet Boland at her retirement dinner are also included in the file.

File consists of correspondence, speeches, notes and articles, maintained by John Honsberger, editor of the Law Society's "Gazette". The records document submissions made by lawyers on a variety of legal topics for possible publication in the "Gazette", and comments regarding the withdrawal of funding for the journal.

File consists of a mailing list and correspondence from Carswell Legal Publications, pertaining to issues of the Law Society's "Gazette" that were not received by subscribers in 1989.

File consists of three photographs of a painting of John Hawkins Hagarty, hanging in Osgoode Hall. The photographs clearly illustrate damage to the painting, which is a long vertical tear in the centre of the painting.

File consists of eight holiday greeting cards sent to John Honsberger by Roy McMurtry in the 1990s. The front of each card bears a different painting by McMurtry, including one of Osgoode Hall, painted in 1991.