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Report on the letter sent by Mrs Walshe, the 'Postmistress' who according to Kortright...
Catalogue reference: CO 101/121/1
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- 1864 Jan 1
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Report on the letter sent by Mrs Walshe, the 'Postmistress' who according to Kortright wishes to leave and find employment outside of Grenada.
Lieutenant Governor Cornelius Hendricksen Kortright, forwarded by James Walker, Governor of Windward Islands, Grenada No. 156, Folios 2 - 8.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- 927/1864
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- International
- Labour
- Caribbean
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