Official Correspondence

1. Lord Bridport sympathy on death of Yeamans' father, 1864

2. Earl Grey, thanks for convict prison report, 1865

3. To Maria Henderson from Edward Walcott re family matters, 1866

4. Earl Grey's promise to leave Yeamans a good reference, 1868

5. Earl Grey, thanks for report on female prisons, 1868

6. ? Hylton, thanks for medical advice, shooting and the election of Gladstone, 1868

7. E. A. Perceval re Yeamans joining the Order of the Bath, 1868

8. Frances Elizabeth, his sister, congratulations on Bath honour, 1868

9. To Captain Ducane from Thursford asking him to convey his good wishes to Yeamans on his new appointment, 1869

10. Lord Lyons, ambassador to France, thanks for aiding his cousin to an appointment, 1869

11. 'An artful dodger' re the capture of a Fenian in Ireland, 1869

12. To Mr. Notley, American diplomat in England, from John Flannagan on behalf of the 'Committee of Safety' telling the Americans to keep out of the England/Ireland conflict, 1870

13. Francis Wayland re his report on the Net. 1870

14. Lord Abordare requesting his return to London to deal with a demonstration, 1870

15. Queen's secretary re concern about the opening of parliament, 1871

16. To Maria from H.H. Hughes, general gossip, 1871

17. Gladstone's secretary re travel arrangements, 1871

18. Lord Aberdare, congratulations on his report, 1871

19. Emperor Napoleon's secretary, thanks for security on his visit, 1872

20. Gladstone's secretary, re his trouble travelling, 1872

21. Telegram from Emperor Napoleon's staff to ensure security for the Emperor travelling from Charing Cross to the Army and Navy Club, with a note that in fact he went to Buckingham Palaoe, 1872

22. Queen's secretary re change in royal departure time, 1872

23. Part of a letter re Prince's ill health, 1872

24. Queen's secretary, thanks for police arrangements and enquiry as to any accidents, 1872

25. Queen's secretary wanting to know if O'Connor prompted by any political body in his possession of a pistol, 1872

26. Queen's secretary, re royal security and the movements of O'Connor, 1872

27. Prime Minister's secretary, receipt of Yeamans' brother's testimonial for high ecclesiastical position, 1872

28. Queen's secretary, receipt, 1872

29. ? Ask re costs for trials and bad driving, 1872

30. To Lord Aberdare from the Queen's secretary hoping her Steward's evidence will be taken quickly since the Queen plans to leave London, c. 1872

31. To Lord Aberdare from Gladstone pleased at decrease in City's crime, nd