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Correspondence from individuals on matters relating to Jamaica. Correspondents and...

Catalogue reference: CO 137/625

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Reference
CO 137/625
Date
1901
Description

Correspondence from individuals on matters relating to Jamaica. Correspondents and subjects are as follows:

  • David Alexander (arrival in England and departure for Northern Nigeria, re-employment in Jamaica);
  • Lieutenant Colonel Bell (Constabulary appointment for his son G C Bell);
  • Thomas W Birkett (pension);
  • Walter E Ballantyne (fruit steamer service);
  • Gilbert E Brooke (temporary employment under Royal Army Medical Corps, promotion or retirement);
  • Reverend Thomas Banbury (sugar cultivation and fruit trade);
  • J T Cartright (computation of pension);
  • Cooper Brothers (carriage of bananas by direct steamers, fruit trade with Jamaica);
  • W A Clarke (labourers in Ecuador);
  • J V Calder (finances of colony);
  • E F H Cox (promotion to another colony);
  • Frederick Stephen Church (transfer to a West African Police Force, promotion);
  • Sir Fielding Clarke (Obeah Law and Appeal Law, post of Chief Justice of Ceylon);
  • John D'Acht (appointment as Assistant Director of Public Works);
  • George A Douglas (prison warders);
  • H A Hood Daniel (adulteration of rum);
  • Elder, Dempster and Company (direct steamer service, bananas per the steam ship Port Morant, further service of fruit steamers, weekly fruit service, development of colony, mineral resources);
  • Benjamin C Frith (salt taxation in the Turks Islands, mail communication in the Turks Islands);
  • Captain J E L Gibbs (resignation and passage for his successor);
  • Eustace Greg (detention of Boer prisoners, powers of the Resident Magistrates, cases of Obeah);
  • Thomas E Heath and others (oppression complaint);
  • F V Hilaire (claim of Dr M Delevante);
  • C J Hamilton (recovery of certain debts);
  • S D Hopkinson (Railway Bondholders and Income Tax);
  • Miss Amy C Johnson (pension, alimentary allowance);
  • A L Jones (Dr Johnston's report on the culture of oranges in Spain);
  • Mrs Lucie A King (poems on the late Prince Albert);
  • Knowles and Sons (fruit shipment and fruit trade);
  • Captain P Kelly (compensation for the abolition of his office, case of William Taylor, prison scaffold);
  • Charles F Lumb (vacancy of Chief Justice in Ceylon);
  • S P Leon (death of Queen Victoria);
  • J B Lucie-Smith (promotion);
  • Sergeant Major R E Lelt (leave salary and advance);
  • A J Murray (quarantine regulations);
  • Dr C B Mosse (case of Dr Joslen);
  • Dr P Manson (medical report of H S Hammond);
  • H Marks (labour conditions);
  • Dr D Morris (coffee seeds for British Central Africa);
  • Charles MacDonald (pension);
  • Albert W H Pratt (certificate of service);
  • Evacustes A Phipson (turtles of Jamaica and salmon of British Columbia);
  • W E Ramsay (orchids per the steam ship Port Morant);
  • Reverend Canon Ripley (restoration of the Spanish Town's Cathedral);
  • D Reynolds (pension for his home service);
  • J Richard Reece (promotion);
  • John Roper (petition for an increase of his Police pension);
  • James Richmond (appointment as Assistant Engineer of the Railway, application of W T Reid for the post of Locomotive Superintendent, railway officers and works, return to Jamaica, girders for Bowers Gully Bridge, new locomotives);
  • F S Sanguinetti (post of Medical Officer in the Cayman Islands, harbour inspection of the Caymans by HMS Psyche);
  • Lieutenant W C Syer (musketry instruction);
  • R B Strickland (promotion);
  • A Markland Taylor (death of Queen Victoria);
  • C Taylor (estate of Mr Barclay in Chancery);
  • Herbert T Thomas (leave salary, application for magistracy in South Africa, full pay leave, application for promotion);
  • Charlton Thompson (Marine Board Law 1896, application for the post of Stipendiary Magistrate in British Guiana);
  • Hector G Tilley (fruit cultivation);
  • E G Von Tromp (pension of Mrs A Eldridge);
  • Reverend Augustus Westphal (death of Queen Victoria);
  • William Whitley (claim to property, search for will);
  • T E Young (Widows and Orphans Fund and mortality statistics);
  • Douglas Young (furniture for the Commissioner's house in the Turks islands, departure for the Turks Islands, half salary as Commissioner of the Turks Islands).

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The National Archives, Kew
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Public Record(s)
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Subjects
Topics
Shipping
Internment
International
Labour
Railways
Army
Taxation
Trade and commerce
Caribbean
Europe and Russia
Pay and pensions
Policing
Resources
Children
Construction industries
Debt
Food and drink
Literature
Navy
Americas
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C979157/

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