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Manuscript notes in Bateson's hand. The first page of a set is usually headed with the lecture number, term and year. These headings have been reproduced in the following descriptions. The lectures appear to relate to aspects of discontinuous variation, though the precise topic is often unclear. Some of these sets are obviously incomplete.

Photocopy of page from 'Nature', August 1 1925, reporting the lecture.

One page of notes on 'Gonioctena'.

3pp notes. The following note is near the top of the first page: 'Deductions from cases of discontinuity in overlaps'.

7pp notes. The following note is near the top of the first page: 'Many examples of distinct forms living side by side maintaining their distinctiveness'.

Material relating to public lectures and addresses by Bateson. Arranged chronologically by date of lecture.

Four sets of manuscript notes for unidentified lectures, possibly the Royal Institution Fullerian series of lectures (see F.3).

; Author: Hazlitt, William; Publication Place: London; Publisher: Taylor and Hessey