Series
Southern Department and Foreign Office: Embassy, Ottoman Empire: Letter Books
Catalogue reference: FO 261
Date: 1776-1794
This series contains letter books compiled during the embassy of Sir Robert Ainslie to the Ottoman empire.
Series
Catalogue reference: CO 280
CO 280
Correspondence relating to Tasmania, including some with the Van Diemen's Land Company and the Australian Agricultural Company.
Correspondence relating to Tasmania, including some with the Van Diemen's Land Company and the Australian Agricultural Company.
Bound volumes arranged chronologically within the following subject headings: Despatches (letters of the governors), Offices (letters of government departments and other organisations) and Individuals (arranged alphabetically). Each volume with a contents list, or précis of each letter giving name of correspondent, date of letter and subject matter. The series includes some case volumes.
See also CO 282
For correspondence after 1900 see CO 418
Until 1825 Tasmania (until 1854 known as Van Diemen's Land) was a dependency of New South Wales, after this date it became a separate colony. In 1901 Tasmania became a state within the new Commonwealth of Australia.
Colonial Office: Tasmania, Original Correspondence
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