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Details of CO 111/388
Reference: CO 111/388
Description:

Letters from 'offices' (Government departments and other organisations) and from individuals on matters relating to British Guiana. Correspondents and subjects are as follows:

Offices:

  • House of Commons (report on Demerara);
  • Admiralty (HMS Eclipse and case of deserters);
  • Crown Agents (salary of E H Walker, Archdeacon Jones, Reverend J H May, Mr Grant and A A Burrowes, payment to R H R Hill, pension to Thomas Fennell);
  • Council Office (passing of Act);
  • Board of Trade (patented inventions);
  • India Office (treatment of Indian immigrants);
  • Treasury (guarantee of loans, passage allowance to Mr Eyre, bronze coins);
  • Foreign Office (exemption of N Smith from Militia service, appointment of J A Teugely, death of J H Wegman, appointment of B Ries as Venezuelan Consul);
  • Home Office (appointment of Mr Twyford as Superintendent of Penal Settlement);
  • War Office (troop detachment, armament of Fort William Frederick, Mr Gallagher's training with Rifle Corps);
  • Land Board (memorial of Portuguese residents, Mr Jeffrey's leave of absence, ordinance relating to rivers and Crown lands);
  • Customs House (information on penalties and forfeitures);
  • The European Mail (report on Indian Immigrants);
  • The Colonial Committee of the Church of Scotland (Bill for Better Government);
  • Inland Revenue (rewards to officers);
  • General Post Office (delay in correspondence);
  • British Guiana Gas Company Limited (copy of Stock Ordinance).

Individuals:

  • Mr Arthur (postal mismanagement, complaint against Governor);
  • Mr Alves (appointment as Stipendiary Magistrate);
  • Charles Piercy Austin (extension of leave);
  • Allen Blunt (entitlement to free passage, relinquishes appointment);
  • R Bolton (leave of absence);
  • Mr Black (patent submission);
  • J Carmichael (appointment as Superintendent);
  • P Cioul (appointment as Medical Attendant);
  • Darnell Davis (extension of leave, application for post of Superintendent);
  • G N Des Voeux (payment of expenses);
  • E Eyre (appointment of Mr Alves, Sir Francis Hincks' complaint against report);
  • Bishop of Guiana (church vacancies, and candidates, recommends Reverend J E Fox);
  • George Griffin (post of Superintendent of penal settlement);
  • D M Gallagher (post in Ireland, promotion);
  • Mr Grant (leave of absence);
  • Sir Francis Hincks (report into treatment of immigrants);
  • Mr E Jeuveuis (petition from Portuguese residents);
  • J Jeffrey (certificate of health);
  • Henry S King and Company (settlement of debt);
  • C E Lathluy (extension of leave);
  • C W Lovesy (post of Puisne Judge);
  • Thomas McClure (appointment of Major Griffin);
  • John Griffin (extension of leave);
  • Reverend Charles Morgan (extension of leave);
  • Dr Milroy (visit to leper asylum);
  • Bernard G Norton (retirement from service);
  • William Notman (property rights);
  • Arnolt Francois Obermuller (petition);
  • Henry Pemberton Plummer (extension of leave);
  • N R Pyne (salary, passage allowance);
  • George Phillips (expenses claim);
  • G Rogers (candidate for superintendent of Penal Settlement);
  • G B Ross (re-employment);
  • Colonel H I Shaw (application for post of Superintendent of Penal Settlement);
  • Reverend David Smith (leave of absence);
  • Euan M Smith (extension of leave);
  • William George Tapp (information regarding his brother);
  • J Tomlinson (enquiry about relative);
  • A W Twyford (appointment as Superintendent of Penal Settlement);
  • Kenneth Urquhart (right to property);
  • J Carvell Williams (church loans);
  • R H Whitfield (application for Puisne Judgeship);
  • Henry Watson (address during leave of absence).

Date: 1871
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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