Official Correspondence

1. M.P. Marous Beresford re crime in London, 1873

2. R.E.N. re dismissal of police officer for insubordination and the investigation of others, 1873

3. Prince of Wales' secretary, thanks for police arrangements at Chiswick, 1873

4. Morley, Shah's thanks for statistics, 1873

5. To Sir Joseph Dickson, physician to HM's Legation at Teheran from Admiral Mundy re Shah's promised donation to the Portsmouth Royal Seamen and Marines Orphan Schools, with list of donors, 1873

6. Russian ambassador, Count Brunnow, thank you present from Czar, 1874

7. Mr. Williams re arrival of the 'Arellusa' at Greenwich, 1874

8. Count Brunnow praising P.C. John Hillier's 12 years on duty at the Russian embassy, 1874

9. ? good wishes for the New Year, 1874

10. Sympathy letters on the death of Douglas, 1875

11. Georgina Frere making arrangements for carbolic acid to go to India with the Prince of Wales, 1875

12. George, Duke of Cambridge, re noise of 'jumping' carriages in the city, 1875

13. Lord Bath, 1876

14. German ambassador re party invitation and the attempted assasination of Bismark, ?1877/8

15. Count Brunnow re arrival of de Schoulz and his desire to meet Henderson, 1877

16. Dean of Westminster, 1877

17. Earl Granville re his son's frequenting 'low public houses', 1878

18. Mr. Seeth thanking the police for 'rescuing' him in Hyde Park, 1878

19. General Ponsonby re Queen's anxiety over threats made to the Prime Minister, 1878

20. Samuel Morley re business matter, 1880

21. Copies of Serjeant G.E. Kinnear's testimonials, 1880

22. J. Stamfeld re French deputation to police conference, 1881

23. Lord Northbrook re security at the ports of Chatham and Portsmouth 1881

24. Comptroller General, Prince of Wales to open new wing of City Police Orphanage, 1882

25. To Lady Henderson from Cardinal Manning making an appointment, 1882

26. Samuel Morley, report on suitable schools, 1887

27. MacDaugally re case of the drunken Mr. Belt and criticism of the police in the Times, nd