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Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings including Taking Democracy Seriously paper, Capitalist Discipline and the ‘Rule of Law’ NDC/LSE conference paper, notes on Samuel on criminology, Fine on Thompson, Michael Ignatieff on Rule of Law, Phillipson on Police, Taylor on Capital and Clarke on Children and Young Persons Act.

Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings including notes on modernisation theory and Eric Hobsbawm, decoding, notes on Blackness and power.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Subjects include the Punjab Athletic Championships, Montgomery, 1941 and Lahore, 1942 depicting Jewell Sahib and Sond who was principal of Government College, Lahore and India's member of the International Olympic Committee; All India Olympic Games, Lahore, 1942, including the marathon; Lyallpur, 1943 with Jewell Sahib at start and finish of marathon; Lahore, 1944 with Jewell Sahib after the marathon which he won; athletics at Morgah including meeting with the RAF; football at Morgah, near Rawalpindi; athletics at Morgah; Rawalpindi Olympic Association meeting, 1942 and 1944; Attock Oil Refinery Sports, 1942 and 1943; Cross Country at Morgah, 1945, 4 miles; All India Olympic Games, Patiala, 1944; Opening ceremony, Maharajah; 10,000m with Laurie Weather, South London Harriers, including wrestling kabbidi and volleyball; Punjab Championships, Ludiana, 1945.

Originally numbered No.8, 9, 11 and 13.

Athletics 1964. Subjects include Inter-Counties Cross-Country at Epsom; Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National at Leicester; AAA Track at Hurlingham featuring Mel Batty's world record; Stockton 20; Isle of Man 40; Crystal Palace; Herne Hill 10; Polytechnic Marathon; RRC Marathon; AAA Marathon at Coventry featuring Brian Kilby; London to Brighton featuring Bernard Gomersall; two Hour track race at Walton featuring Jim Alder; Surrey Cross-Country at Guildford; Inter-Counties at Cambridge; Southern Cross-Country at Stanmer Park; National at Hampstead; London to Brighton Relay; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon featuring Shigamatsu; Thurrock 10; RRC Marathon at Port Sunlight; Wembley Stadium; South London Harriers 30; Woodford to Southend; London to Brighton.

Originally numbered No.54 Reels 1-2, 56.

Athletics 1964. Subjects include Inter-Counties Cross-Country at Epsom; Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National at Leicester; AAA Track at Hurlingham featuring Mel Batty's world record; Stockton 20; Isle of Man 40; Crystal Palace; Herne Hill 10; Polytechnic Marathon; RRC Marathon; AAA Marathon at Coventry featuring Brian Kilby; London to Brighton featuring Bernard Gomersall; two Hour track race at Walton featuring Jim Alder; Surrey Cross-Country at Guildford; Inter-Counties at Cambridge; Southern Cross-Country at Stanmer Park; National at Hampstead; London to Brighton Relay; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon featuring Shigamatsu; Thurrock 10; RRC Marathon at Port Sunlight; Wembley Stadium; South London Harriers 30; Woodford to Southend; London to Brighton.

Originally numbered No.54 Reels 1-2, 56.

Athletics 1964. Subjects include Inter-Counties Cross-Country at Epsom; Southern Cross-Country at Hampstead; National at Leicester; AAA Track at Hurlingham featuring Mel Batty's world record; Stockton 20; Isle of Man 40; Crystal Palace; Herne Hill 10; Polytechnic Marathon; RRC Marathon; AAA Marathon at Coventry featuring Brian Kilby; London to Brighton featuring Bernard Gomersall; two Hour track race at Walton featuring Jim Alder; Surrey Cross-Country at Guildford; Inter-Counties at Cambridge; Southern Cross-Country at Stanmer Park; National at Hampstead; London to Brighton Relay; Finchley 20; Polytechnic Marathon featuring Shigamatsu; Thurrock 10; RRC Marathon at Port Sunlight; Wembley Stadium; South London Harriers 30; Woodford to Southend; London to Brighton.

Originally numbered No.54 Reels 1-2, 56.

Athletics 1966. Subjects include Surrey Cross-Country at Wimbledon; Southern at Hampstead; National Cross-Country at Sheffield featuring Ron Hill; Wigmore 15 featuring Scharf, USA; Inter-Counties 20 at Battersea Park; Polytechnic Marathon featuring Taylor; RRC Marathon at Witney featuring Cressy; London to Brighton featuring Gomersall; 50 mile track at Walton featuring Phillips; 30km track at Walton featuring Hogan's world record.

Originally numbered No.58 Reels 1-2.