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Letters from individuals on matters relating to Jamaica. Correspondents and subjects...

Catalogue reference: CO 137/736

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This record is about the Letters from individuals on matters relating to Jamaica. Correspondents and subjects... dating from 1919 in the series Colonial Office and predecessors: Jamaica, Original Correspondence. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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Reference
CO 137/736
Date
1919
Description

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

  • Dr F Auden (war time employment in Jamaica; medical appointment, East Africa);
  • C Andrews (pensionable service);
  • C O Anderson (ill-treatment by local authorities in Honduras);
  • W B Baggaly (enquiry regarding agent in Kingston; complaint against colonial secretary);
  • Lieutenant Binns (transfer application);
  • H Bowken (vacancies in Colonial Surveys Department);
  • Viscount Buxton (superintendent medical officer);
  • A Burton (exclusion from Naval wharves and warships);
  • S Burke (Army child allowance);
  • A Bury (application further colonial employment);
  • J Brown (claim to war bonus);
  • S Burke (transfer; allotment of salary to family);
  • W Beresford (appointment as sub-inspector of police);
  • Captain Cox (appointment in Ceylon Survey Department);
  • Sir A Coll (extension of leave);
  • W Connolly (Grand Cayman; employment or repatriation);
  • A Curphy (appointment to West African Medical Service);
  • W Calthrop (appointment as harbour master; leave on discharge from Navy);
  • E Cox (dismissal from service);
  • R Cocking (assistance);
  • E Cocking (assistance);
  • J Gardener (assistance);
  • J Copeland (post of surveyor general);
  • P Cooper (superintendent of public works);
  • H Davis (Jamaica Handbook);
  • E Doorly (extension of leave);
  • R Dewhurst (return to colony);
  • F Farah (naturalisation);
  • C Forde (complaint regarding treatment on Suropa);
  • M Grant (director of Jamaica Government Railway; visit to India; passage to Jamaica);
  • C S Gideon (promotion);
  • J Geohegan (medical appointment);
  • Gossage & Sons (import duty on carbolic soap; package tax);
  • H G Gauntlett (claim against colonial government);
  • J Hart (appointment in colonial service);
  • Harding & Stubbs (remission of death duties late B Cahusac);
  • Captain Jolsen (appointment senior medical officer, Public General Hospital);
  • Dr Johnson (resignation);
  • F Lee (assistant bishop of Jamaica);
  • J E Mowinckel (cigars to Norway);
  • C Macfarlane (claim for cash and goods seized in Tripoli);
  • Major Macdonald (Royal Commission looking into condition of Jamaica);
  • L McCormack (appointment clerk of courts; return to Jamaica);
  • C Martin (pension);
  • A Millar (leave on demobilisation);
  • Dr Neish (future service);
  • Mrs Neish (death of Dr Neish; salary of late husband);
  • J Nixon (pay of Customs guard officers);
  • W Orrett (transfer to East Africa Police);
  • Sir Sydney Olivier (Income Tax Bill);
  • S Ogilvie (claims against Honduras government);
  • M Patterson (profiteering by ship owners);
  • Sir L Probyn (Dutton Road Rail System; banana industry; posts of puisine judge and judges of Kingston Courts, W Brown, registrar; Doorely, increase of salary; post of resident magistrate; leave; oil concessions; Ogilvie, appointment in Jamaica Police force);
  • D Robbs (D Russell);
  • Mrs Rock (repatriation);
  • C Renwick (Income Tax Bill; pension);
  • F Roper (permit to import dogs; appointment in German former colony);
  • Sir J Randles (industrial position);
  • J Sparks (post of principle warder);
  • Mrs Solomon (assistance);
  • R Southgate (appointment as prison warder);
  • R Simpson (oil exploration);
  • Captain Sharp (medical appointment);
  • H Scott (post of government bacteriologist);
  • Captain Thomas (appointment staff officer, British Honduras);
  • Major Thomas (colonial appointment);
  • W Taylor (re-employment);
  • M Tennant (arrival on leave; promotion);
  • Mrs Treleanen (pension);
  • G Thomas (increase in salary);
  • Sir E Wild (allowances to colonial civil servants serving as officers).

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Subjects
Topics
International
Labour
Railways
Taxation
Trade and commerce
Caribbean
Europe and Russia
Pay and pensions
Policing
Construction industries
Nationality
Navy
Americas
Hospitals
Medicine
Operations, battles and campaigns
Prisons
Africa
Record URL
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