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File consists of papers regarding Wing vs. Armstrong et al, 1859. James A. Wing was represented by Nesbit Kirchoffer. Alexander Armstrong the younger, Joseph Scott and Robert J. Armstrong were represented by George Brogdin.

File consists of a summons to John G. Lecronier and a note by George Brogdin to plaintiffs, 1859. Plaintiffs were James Douglas and Thomas Douglas; and defendant John G. Lecronier was a merchant / clerk and lived on Bedford Street. He was represented by George Brogdin.

File consists of notes regarding the case of Chambers vs. Chambers, 1860. The agreement between father and son was that Thomas was to only have the farm for two years. He paid nothing for the farm. Thomas' brothers, George and James challenged his claim and that they were the ones responsible for improving the property. George and James claimed that Thomas was only to hold the deed for two years.

File consists of a notice of appearance for Cornelius Quinlan from George Brogdin, 1860. The plaintiff, the Commercial Bank of Canada, was represented by Nesbit Kirchoffer The defendants, Henry Maxwell and Cornelius Quinlan, were represented by Brogdin.

File consists of a notice of Plead Declaration regarding the Bank of Upper Canada vs. Conger et al, 1860. Alfred Rubidge represented the Bank of Upper Canada; and George Brogdin represented Wilson Seymour Conger, James Ashford, Robert Mitchell (1798-1865) and John Ashford (d. 1869).

File consists of a document regarding money owed to William Barrett Jr., by Matthew Dean, 1854. The money was borrowed in 1845.

File consists of papers related to Carveth vs. Wilcock, 1861. The case was related to the fact that H. Wilcock and Benjamin Wilcock owed money to John Carveth.

File consists of a notice of trial for John Elliott vs. William Carveth, 1861.

File consists of a warrant in the case of Bradley vs. Elliott et al, 1861. Plaintiff, Alexander Bradley was represented by J. H. Boulton. Defendants, George Elliott, Abraham Culin and David Carson (1829-1873)were represented by George Brogdin. The warrant to the defendant Abraham Culin authorizing him to seize the goods of one Robert Johnston for rent due to George Elliott, and under which warrants two seizures and sales took place.

File consists of the cover for the notice to comply; trial of Hall vs. James, 1861.

File consists of a document in the case of Gladman vs. Mary Lavina Hatton, et al., 1861. Defendants: Mary Lavina Hatton, David George Hatton, George Charles Ward, Mary Victoria Hatton, Leah Catherine Hatton and Sarah Adelaide Hatton, infants represented by George Brogdin their Guardian and John George Barnes and John Hall by Bill and the Commerical Bank of Canada made parties in the Masters Office.

File consists of a letter and envelope addressed to George Brogdin, 1863. Letter written by Mr. Wells of Blake, Kerr and Wells, Barristers, Toronto to George Brogdin regarding Mason vs Seney, 27 Apr 1863.

File consists of a draft plea for defendants John Ainlay and John Bouskill and summons in the matter of Furby vs. Ainlay & Bouskill, 1864.

File consists of a summons to the defendants from the plaintiff, in regards to a $300 promissory note dated 4 Nov 1863. Defendants John Ainlay, John Bouskill, William Carveth and John McNaughton were all represented by George Brogdin.

File consists of a Notice of Taxation in the case of Watt vs. Black, 1864.

File consists of a summons in the case of Weir vs. Wallis, 1864.

File consists of a summons from the Bank of Upper Canada for Samuel Bowman and Myer Hirshberry to appear in court, 1854.

File consists of the confession of Samuel Allen for theft from the Grand Trunk Railway, Apr 1867.

File consists of correspondence regarding the sale and rental of property to D. Chisholm, 1870. It is unclear who this is in regards to as George Brogdin died in 1868.

File consists of miscellaneous papers created by the office of Geo. Brogdin, 1837-1887.