Guide to the records of the Foreign Office (as filmed by the AJCP)

A. Stevenson to Foreign Office, 28 December 1840 (Item 139R-143L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re British authorities in New South Wales entering into treaties with Native chiefs in New Zealand and seeking to extend British Authority over the New Zealand Islands. Rights of US merchants there.

Foreign office to A. Stevenson, 23 March 1841 (Item 68R-76L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That announcement of the acquisition of New Zealand territory in London Gazette on 2 Oct 1840: hopes a settled government there will be advantageous to commerce.

Sir John Pelly (Hudson's Bay Co.) to Lord Palmerston, 17 February 1841 (Item 140R-142L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That the US Discovery expedition is at the Sandwich Islands.

Sir John Pelly (Hudson's Bay Co.) to Lord John Russell, 6 February 1841 (Item 142R-144R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Suggesting that Sandwich Isalnds be taken under the protection of Great Britain, since France, Russia and US are trying to esatblish settlements there (copy).

Foreign Office to H. Fox (Washington), 3 June 1843 (Item 61R-65L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That Lord George Paulet of HMS Carysfort has taken possession of Sandwich Islands for G.B. without authorisation.

Foreign Office to R. Pakenham (Washington), 26 December 1843 (Item 127R-131L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That Britain and France have entered into an agreement to protect independence of Sandwich Islands and hope US will also enter.

H. Fox (Washington) to Lord Aberdeen, 27 January 1843 (Item 41R-50L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re US belief that Sandwich Islands should not fall under domination of any foreign pwer. Includes reports in Daily National Intelligence 2 Jan and 14 Jan 1843.

H. Fox (Washington) to Lord Aberdeen, 16 June 1843 (Item 197R-201R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That news of seizure of the Sandwich Island by Lord George Paulet received in Washington. Includes press cutting.

H. Fox (Washington) to Lord Aberdeen, 27 June 1843 (Item 217R-221R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That will communicate Foreign Office despatch on unauthorised nature of the seizure of the Sandwich Islands to US Government.

H. Fox (Washington) to M.A. Upshur (US Secretary of State), 25 June 1843 (Item 223R-226R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That the occupation of Sandwich Islands was unauthorised by H.M. Government.

A. Upshur to Fox, 5 July 1843 (Item 295R-298R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That US Government takes a deep interest in the Sandwich Islands (copy).

H. Fox (Washington) to Foreign Office, 5 September 1843 (Item 203R-207R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re protest by King of Sandwich Islands against British occupation of the islands. Includes press cutting from Boston newspaper.

H. Fox (Washington) to Foreign Office, 28 October 1843 (Item 238R-242L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Sending reports from New York newspapers on the Society Islands. (New York Commercial Advertiser, New York Saturday Afternoon Oct 21 1843.

Foreign Office to Richard Pakenham (Washington), 3 May 1844 (Item 35R-37L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That the French government have M. Pageot to act in concert with Pakenham relative to Texas and Sandwich Islands.

Foreign Office to Richard Pakenham (Washington), 3 July 1844 (Item 83R-85L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re refusal of US to enter into the agreement between GB and France re independence of Sandwich Islands.

R. Pakenham to Foreign Office, 27 February 1844 (Item 38R-41L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That M. Pageot has not received instructions from French government to act in concert with him re Sandwich Islands.

R. Pakenham to Foreign Office, 28 March 1844 (Item 130R-133L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That M. Pageot has still not heard from French government; agitation locally to strengthen position of US in the Pacific.

R. Pakenham (Washington) to Foreign Office, 29 May 1844 (Item 130R-136L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That US government will not join agreement between France and GB as to independence of the Sandwich Islands.

R. Pakenham (Washington) to Foreign Office, 13 June 1844 (Item 168R-174L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That US refuses to be a party to the agreement between France and GB re Sandwich Islands.

Edward Everett (US Minister in London) to Lord Aberdeen, 8 February 1844 (Item 20R-22L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Sending certificate of citizenship and of good character for David Allen, US citizen transported to Van Diemen's Land for participating in revolt in Canada in 1838, and requesting pardon for him.

Foreign Office to E. Everett, 2 March 1844 (Item 52R-54L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That Colonial Office have agreed to recommend David Allen to Her Majesty for a free pardon.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 4 March 1844 (Item 54R-55L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Acknowledges letter of 2 March.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 16 April 1844 (Item 60R-62L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Asking for a free pardon for another ten U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838.

Foreign Office to E. Everett, 7 May 1844 (Item 76R-78L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That request for pardon of ten U.S. citizens granted.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 9 May 1844 (Item 84R-85L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Acknowledges letter of 7 May.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 16 May 1844 (Item 88R-91L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Asking for free pardons for another 17 US citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838.

Foreign Office to E. Everett, 29 May 1844 (Item 93R-95L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That request for 17 US citizens is granted.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 1 July 1844 (Item 5R-7L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Asking for a pardon for Luther Darby, U.S. citizen transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838.

Foreign Office to E. Everett, 6 July 1844 (Item 13R-15L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Granting pardon for eight U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 9 July 1844 (Item 19R-20R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Acknowledging letter of 6 July 1844.

Foreign Office to E. Everett, 16 July 1844 (Item 31R-32R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That Luther Darby will be pardoned.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 19 July 1844 (Item 37R-38R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Acknowledging letter of 19 July 1844.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 2 October 1844 (Item 78R-80L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Asking for a pardon for two US citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838.

Foreign Office to E. Everett, 17 October 1844 (Item 90R-91R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That pardon will be granted to two U.S. citizens.

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen, 21 October 1844 (Item 94R-95R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Acknowledging letter of 21 Oct 1844.

Foreign Office to Colonial Office, 12 February 1844 (Item 105R-107L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re David Allen, transported to Van Diemen's Land 1838.

Colonial Office to Foreign Office, 24 February 1844 (Item 122-124L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That David Allen will be pardoned.

Foreign Office to Colonial Office, 24 April 1844 (Item 235R-237L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re eight U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land.

Colonial Office to Foreign Office that U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land will be pardoned, 3 May 1844 (Item 7R-9L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign office to Colonial Office re 17 US citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land, 18 May 1844 (Item 67R-69L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office that the 17 US citizens will be pardoned, 25 May 1844 (Item 98R-100L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office that the eight US citizens transported to New South Wales will be pardoned, 30 June 1844 (Item 163R-165L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Colonial Office re pardon for Luther Darby, 8 July 1844 (Item 16R-17L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office that Luther Darby will be pardoned, 13 July 1844 (Item 66R-68L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Colonial Office re pardon for two US citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land, 4 October 1844 (Item 84R-86L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office that pardon will be granted to the above mentioned in letter of 4 October 1844, 14 October 1844 (Item 106R-108L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to R. Pakenham (Washington), 3 April 1845 (Item 39R-41L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Approving of his actions with regard to letter from King of the Sandwich Islands.

Foreign Office to R. Pakenham (Washington), 8 August 1845 (Item 111R-113L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re attack by natives in New Zealand.

Foreign Office to R. Pakenham (Washington), 18 November 1845 (Item 164R-166L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re cargo of arms being sent to Williams, U.S. Consul in New Zealand, and attempts by U.S. personnel to incite New Zealand natives.

R. Pakenham to Foreign Office, 26 February 1845 (Item 115R-117L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re letter to President of U.S. from King of Sandwich Islands.

Robert Wyllie (British Consul Honolulu) to R. Pakenham (Washington), 23 September 1844 (Item 117R-121L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re request of King of Sandwich Islands to US President to recall Brown (copy).

R. Pakenham to Foreign Office, 13 September 1845 (Item 1R-3L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That he has transmitted thanks of H.M. Government to U.S. government for action by Capt. Keever during attack by New Zealand natives.

Everett to Lord Aberdeen requesting pardon for 11 U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838, 16 January 1845 (Item 20R-22L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Everett that they will be pardoned, 8 February 1845 (Item 51R-53L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Everett to Lord Aberdeen to acknowledge letter of 8 February 1845, 10 February 1845 (Item 56R-58L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Everett to Lord Aberdeen requesting pardon for 5 U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838, 15 February 1845 (Item 60R-62L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Everett that they will be pardoned, 27 February 1845 (Item 66R-68L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Everett to Lord Aberdeen to acknowledge letter of 27 February 1845, 1 March 1845 (Item 68R-69L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Everett to Lord Aberdeen requesting pardon for 2 U.S. citizens transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1838, 19 March 1845 (Item 92R-94L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Everett that they will be pardoned, 8 April 1845 (Item 116R-118L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Everett that all U.S. citizens sent to Van Diemen's Land have been pardoned, except three who have absconded, 28 May 1845 (Item 15R-16L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

E. Everett to Lord Aberdeen requesting pardon for Norman Mallory, U.S. citizen transported to Van Diemen's Land, 2 June 1845 (Item 17R-19L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to E. Everett that Mallory to be pardoned, 25 June 1845 (Item 35R-37L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Everett to Lord Aberdeen acknowledging letter of 25 June 1845, 27 June 1845 (Item 37R-38L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office re attack by natives on Bay of Islands, New Zealand, 29 July 1845 (Item 31R-33R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office, 4 November 1845 (Item 40R-44L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re loading of arms by U.S. vessell in Adelaide bound for New Zealand and incitement of natives in New Zealand by U.S. consuls Williams and Mayhew.

Governor G. Grey (Adelaide) to Lord Stanley and reports from Harbour Master, Port Adelaide, 6 May; 14 April 1845 (Item 44R-50L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re loading of U.S. Brig Falco with arms bound for New Zealand (copies).

Copies of extracts from despatches Governor J. Fitzroy (NZ) to Lord Stanley, 16 Sep; 19 Oct 1844 (Item 50R-53R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re incitement of natives by Americans.

Copy of letter Governor Fitzroy to Police Magistrate at Russell, 20 January 1845 (Item 54R-55R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That only the flag of Britain is to be hoisted and no other national flag and that only the flag of Britain is to be hoisted and no other national flag and that Williams has been recognised as US Consul.

Copy of extract of letter from a Protector of Aboriginesm G. Clarke, to Chief Protector, 18 February 1845 (Item 56R-57L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That American whalers have been inciting the natives.

Foreign Office to R. Pakenham that Williams has been exonerated in his conduct in New Zealand, 27 February 1847 (Item 37R-39L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office re remaining U.S. transportees in Van Diemen's Land, 13 July 1847 (Item 104R-106L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office memoranda on Colonial Office correspondence of 13 July 1847, 27 July 1847 - 5 August 1847 (Item 106R-107R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Copy of despatch W. Denison, Van Diemen's Land to Lord Grey, 9 February 1847 (Item 108R-110R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re remaining U.S. transportees, together with lists of those recommended to be pardoned, and those whose 'conduct has not been good'.

Sir Henry Bulwer to Lord Palmerston, 19 May 1851 (Item 275R-279L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re relations between France and Sandwich Islands and desire of U.S. to annex the islands. Memo by Lord Palmerston.

Sir Henry Bulwer (New York) to Lord Palmerston, 19 May 1851 (Item 285R-287L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re effects of forthcoming U.S. presidential election on annexation of Sandwich Islands.

Sir Henry Bulwer to Lord Palmerston with cutting from National Intelligencer re relations between France and Sandwich Islands, 14 June 1851 (Item 38R-40R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Sir Henry Bulwer (New York) to Lord Palmerston, 12 August 1851 (Item 253R-256L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

U.S. Department of State to Sir Henry Bulwer, 6 August 1851 (Item 256R-263L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Enclosing copy of despatch to L. Leverance, U.S. Commissioner, Honolulu re independence of Sandwich Islands.

Crampton to Foreign Office re answer by French Minister to U.S. note re Sandwich Islands, 20 October 1851 (Item 134R-138L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Crampton to Foreign Office with press cuttings re illigal private expeditions by U.S. citizen to Sandwich Islands, 7 December 1851 (Item 170R-177L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Crampton to Foreign Office that U.S. government has ordered the stopping of the departure of any expedition to Sandwich Islands, 15 December 1851 (Item 250R-253L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

G. Aiken (San Francisco) to Foreign Office, 14 August 1851 (Item 183R-185L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That gold has been discovered in N.S.W. and many ships are leaving San Francisco for Australia.

G. Aiken (San Francisco) to Foreign Office, 31 October 1851 (Item 195R-197L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That a fast ship has been purchased by a party intending to revolutionise the Sandwich Islands.

G. Aiken (San Francisco) to Foreign Office, 4 December 1851 (Item 197R-198L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That expedition postponed and the ship sold.

Foreign Office to Admiralty re U.S. policy on Sandwich Islands, 6 September 1851 (Item 103R-104L. AJCP Reel No: 7270.)

Foreign Office to J.F. Crampton (Washington), 11 June 1852 (Item 197R-198L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Concerning Benjamin Boyd of yacht Wanderer detained in the Solomon Islands; Crampton to enlist sympathy of U.S. government.

Foreign Office to Crampton re agreement between GB and France and U.S.A. over Sandwich Islands, 9 August 1852 (Item 19R-21L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 31 May 1852 (Item 162R-165R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re Thomas Meagher transported to Van Diemen's Land in 1848 for his part in Irish rebellion has escaped and is now in New York. Two press cuttings concerning Meagher.

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 14 June 1852 (Item 193R-198R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re the reception accorded Meagher in New York and press cuttings of a letter by Meagher describing his escape from Van Diemen's Land.

Crampton to Foreign Office, 5 July 1852 (Item 30R-31L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Copy of Crampton to Daniel Webster (US Secretary of State), 30 June 1852 (Item 32R-33L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Asking for U.S. Government assistance in discovering the fate of Benjamin Boyd of yacht Wanderer in Solomon Islands...

Enclosed in letter of, 9 July 1852 (Item 43R-44L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Copy of Daniel Webster to Crampton, 3 July 1852 (Item 45R-46L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That U.S. Government will assist HM government in ascertaining fate of B. Boyd...

A. Barclay (New York) to Foreign Office that Meagher, transported to Van Diemen's Land has escaped and is now in New York, 28 May 1852 (Item 204R-205L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

William Peter (Philadelphia) to Foreign Office, 30 August 1852 (Item 165R-168L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That certain Americans wish to spread philosophy of republicanism to Australia, formation of 'The Order of the Lone Star'.

William Peter (Philadelphia) to Foreign Office, 7 September 1852 (Item 168R-171L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That aim of 'Order of the Lone Star' is to revolutionise Cuba, Canada and Australia.

Foreign Office to Home Office, 26 June 1852 (Item 143R-144L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Sending copy of despatch from HM Consul in New York re arrival there of transportee Meagher.

Foreign Office to Horse Guards, 25 June 1852 (Item 145R-146L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re speech by Cpt. Sleigh in presence of Meagher.

Mark Boyd (London) to Foreign Office, 3 June 1852 (Item 6R-8L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Asking them to enlist assistance of American government and captains of American whalers in search for his brother presumed captive in Guadalcanal Solomon Islands.

Foreign Office memo on letter of 3 June 1852 (Item 8R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Copy of Admiralty to M. Boyd, 30 April 1852 (Item 9R-10L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That they will make enquiries as to whereabouts of his brother and suggesting he enlist support of Americans.

Memo regarding circumstances of Benjamin Boyd of Sydney's disappearance on Guadalcanal (Item 11R-12L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Mark Boyd, 9 June 1852 (Item 29R-30L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That the matter will be brought to the attention of HM Minister in Washington.

Foreign Office to Home Office, 15 June 1852 (Item 41R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re escape of transportee Meagher from Van Diemen's Land to New York.

Foreign Office to M. Boyd, 30 July 1852 (Item 201R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That U.S. government have issued an official notice about his brother.

M. Boyd to Foreign Office, 31 July 1852 (Item 202R-204L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re letter of 30 July 1852 asking for the thanks of his family to be passed to the US government.

Foreign Office to Crampton, 7 October 1852 (Item 63R-64L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Enclosing copy of despatch from Lt Governor La Trobe on revolutionisation of Australia and asking Crampton to ascertain if there are any designs in the U.S. to make Australia a republic (enclosed letter not filmed).

Foreign Office to Crampton re endeavour of U.S. citizens in the Sandwich Islands to annex them to U.S., 1 November 1853 (Item 79R-81L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Crampton re response of French government to designs of U.S. citizens to annex Sandwich Islands, 11 November 1853 (Item 100R-102L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Crampton approving of his actions with regard to escaped convict Mitchell, 23 December 1853 (Item 139R-140R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 31 October 1853 (Item 61R-69R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That no plan by U.S. citizens to revolutionise Australia, but such a revolution would be welcome; public attention to Australia awaken by discovery of gold; great sympathy for transportees. 2 press cuttings.

Crampton to Foreign OfficeJ.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 14 November 1853 (Item 70R-76R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re plans by U.S. to annex Sandwich Islands. Press cuttings.

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 14 November 1853 (Item 77R-78R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re escape of transportee John Mitchell from Australia and public reception for him San Francisco.

Aiken (San Francisco) to J.F. Crampton, 15 October 1853 (Item 79R-80R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re reception for John Mitchell. Press cuttings describing his escape from Van Diemen's Land (copy).

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 20 November 1853 (Item 94R-101L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Detailing meeting with Marcy, U.S. Secretary of State, on U.S. intentions towards Sandwich Islands.

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 28 November 1853 (Item 110R-111R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That his French colleague has received instructions regarding French attitude to U.S. and Sandwich Islands.

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 4 December 1853 (Item 116R-124L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re reception according John Mitchell and press cuttings re this and his escape from Australia.

J.F. Crampton to Foreign Office, 26 December 1853 (Item 231R-240R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re dinner held for John Mitchell in New York attended by several U.S. public figures.

Foreign Office to Crampton sending letter on activities of John Mitchell, 9 August 1854 (Item 106R-107L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Foreign Office to Crampton, 11 August 1854 (Item 111R-112L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re truth of report that messenger from U.S. President had arrived in Honolulu to arrange annexation of Sandwich Islands.

Foreign Office to J. Crampton (Washington), 6 October 1854 (Item 10R-22L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That he is to make known to U.S. Secretary of State the displeasure of H.M. Government at recent action of U.S. government in Sandwich Islands.

Foreign Office to J. Crampton (Washington), 6 October 1854 (Item 22R-23L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That French government concurs with view of British government regarding proposed annexation of Sandwich Islands by U.S.

Foreign Office to J. Crampton (Washington), 6 October 1854 (Item 28R-29L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

That not to act on despatches until receives message by next mails.

Foreign Office to J. Crampton (Washington), 11 October 1854 (Item 30R. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Sending amended copy of despatch no. 219 of 6 Oct.

Foreign Office to J. Crampton (Washington), 10 November 1854 (Item 83R-84L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re annexation of Sandwich Islands.

Foreign Office to J. Crampton (Washington), 30 December 1854 (Item 184R-185L. AJCP Reel No: 7270)

Re proposal made to King of Sandwich Islands to place himself under the protection of Great Britain, France, and U.S.

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 9 January 1854 (Item 40R-54R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Re speech in House of Representatives by Washburn by Maine in favour of U.S. annexation of Sandwich Islands. Includes press cuttings and reprint of speech.

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 6 February 1854 (Item 161R-163R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Sending copy of resolution by Senator Clayton of Delaware for the President to communicate copies of correspondence between U.S. and Great Britain regarding Sandwich Islands.

Griffith to Lord Clarendon that the acting Secretary of State declared that no special messenger had been sent to the Sandwich Islands, 4 September 1854 (Item . AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Griffith to Lord Clarendon reporting interview with Marcy, Secretary of State, re annexation of Sandwich Islands, 5 September 1854 (Item . AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 11 September 1854 (Item . AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Reporting interview with Marcy, Secretary of State re President's determination to annex Sandwich Islands.

Crampton to Lord Clarendon that annexation of Sandwich Islands was not mentioned in President's Annual message, 11 December 1854 (Item 132R-138R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton re proposed treaty for annexation of Sandwich Islands (not enclosed), 19 July 1855 (Item 100R-101L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton re arrival in Washington of Envoy of King of Sandwich Islands, 3 August 1855 (Item 126R-127L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton re French opinion on Sandwich Islands, 6 August 1855 (Item 128R-129L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton re French opinion on Sandwich Islands (despatches not enclosed), 13 August 1855 (Item 134R-135L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton re Sandwich Islands, 16 August 1855 (Item 163R-164L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton that HM government wish for independence of Sandwich Islands, 23 October 1855 (Item 51R-53L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Foreign Office to Crampton re French instructions on Sandwich Islands, 23 October 1855 (Item 53R-54L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Crampton to Lord Clarendon with copy of 31 March 1855 A. Barclay (New York) to Crampton that Meagher is still in New York, 3 April 1855 (Item 172R-175R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 16 July 1855 (Item 25R-36L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Re arrival of Mr Lee from Sandwich Islands in Washington. Encloses copies of 19 March 1855 W. Miller (Woahoo) to Crampton re appointment of Mr Lee and 14 March 1855 Mr Willie (Honolulu) to Mr Miller re safeguarding independence of Sandwich Islands and Draft quadripartite convention.

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 30 July 1855 (Item 117R-132L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Re commercial treaty between Hawaii and USA; report on meeting between Crampton, Lee and Boilleau (French legation); 18 July 1855 Lee to Marcy US Secretary of State, re independence of Sandwich Islands (copy); proposed declaration of independence.

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 24 September 1855 (Item 50R-55R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Re visit of W. Lee to U.S. Secretary of State and enclosing copy of 21 September 1855 W. Marcy to W. Lee re U.S. policy on Sandwich Islands.

Crampton to Lord Clarendon, 24 September 1855 (Item 56R-63L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Re request by W. Lee that HM Government will station a man of war in vicinity of Sandwich Islands to safeguard its neutrality and independence; 24 Sept 1855 Crampton to Lee that will forward his request (copy); 24 Sept 1855, Lee to Crampton hoping that Great Britain and France will safeguard independence of Sandwich Islands (copy).

Foreign Office to Crampton re commercial treaty between U.S. and Sandwich Islands, 4 January 1856 (Item 14R-15L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Lumley (Newport) to Lord Clarendon, 2 September 1856 (Item 195R-200L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Re discovery of guano on Pacific Islands and visit of U.S. frigate Independence to Samoan Islands, with newspaper cuttings.

J. Bartlett (Baltimore) to Lord Clarendon, 23 June 1857 (Item 105R-109L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Sending samples of superior cotton grown in Tonga, possibility of growing it in New South Wales.

Foreign Office to Board of Trade sending samples of cotton from South Pacific, 16 July 1857 (Item 29R-30L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Board of Trade to Foreign Office re discovery of guano on Pacific Islands, 23 December 1858 (Item 275R-277L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

D & W Henderson (Glasgow) to Board of Trade re American claims to guano on Johnson's Island (copy), 15 December 1858 (Item 277R-278R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Board of Trade to Foreign Office, 1 January 1859 (Item 1R-3L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

D & W Henderson (Glasgow) to Board of Trade requiring answer to their letter of 15 Dec 1858 re guano on Johnson Island, 30 December 1858 (Item 3R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Enclosed within letter from Board of Trade to Foreign Office dated 1 January 1859.

Foreign Office to Board of Trade that Her Majesty's Government cannot guarantee protection to Messrs Henderson, [29] Jan 1859 (Item 277R-279L. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

W. Booker (San Francisco) to Lord Russell, 2 August 1865 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7271)

That he has notified Governor of Victoria re. activities of Shenandoah in Pacific. Newspaper cutting re. Shenandoah at Melbourne.

Correspondence with Adams respecting Shenandoah, 21 October and 18 November 1865 (printed 22 Nov 1865) (Item 208R-211R. AJCP Reel No: 7271)

Admiralty to Foreign Office that Sir William Wiseman proceeding to Australia to confer with Australian authorities regarding Shenandoah, 22 May 1865 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Extract from letter from Commander Wiseman, 7 March 1865 (Item)

Enclosed within letter of 22 May 1865 from Admiralty to Foreign Office.

Foreign Office to Admiralty re capture of Shenandoah, 18 September 1865 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Lord Russell to Admiralty re capture of Shenandoah, 6 October 1865 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Foreign Office to Sir Frederick Bruce, 3 August 1866 (Item 26. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re visit to England by Queen Emma and possible sale of Sandwich Islands to England (rough draft and draft).

Foreign Office to Bruce that rumoured U.S. Government is to take possession of Sandwich Islands, 3 August 1866 (Item 23. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Board of Trade to Foreign Office re carriage of guano by American ships, 6 July 1859 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Admiralty to Board of Trade, 17 June 1859 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Rear Admiral Baynes, Valparaiso to Admiralty, 25 April 1859 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Cpt Frederick B. Montressor (Honolulu), 31 January 1859 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re discovery of guano on Jarvis Island (Lat. 0'22 S, Long. 159 degrees 50W) and Fanning Island (Lat 3 50N Long. 159 11 W).

Thornton to Lord Stanley, 27 April 1868 (Item 211R-213R. 132. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re attempted assassination of Duke of Edinburgh in Sydney, reception of news in Washington.

Foreign Office to Thornton (Washington), 1 June 1868 (Item 30R-31L. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re reports from San Francisco of the arrival of emigrants from New South Wales expecting employment on Central Pacific Railroad.

Thornton (Washington) to Lord Stanley, 27 June 1868 (Item 131R-132L. 19. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Thornton to US Secretary W. Seward, 18 April 1868 (Item 133R-134L. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re encouragement given to intending US migrants in Sydney by U.S. Consul (Copy).

William Seward to Thornton that the Consul in Sydney will be instructed to refrain from this practice, 25 April 1868 (Item 135R-136L. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Thornton to Lord Clarendon re Treaty of Reciprocity between U.S. and Sandwich Islands, 6 June 1870 (Item 214R-216R. 244. AJCP Roll No: 7272)

Foreign Office to Edward Thornton (Washington), 8 February 1870 (Item 10. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re despatch from Governor of Victoria re petition to US President inviting protectorate of the US for Fiji Islands.

Thornton to Lord Clarendon that improbably U.S. will establish protectorate over Fiji, 28 February 1870 (Item 11. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Foreign Office to C.F. Adams, 4 May 1865 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Indicating policy of HMG with regard to belligerent vessels in British ports, especially concerning Shenandoah at Melbourne.

C. Adams to Lord Stanley, 17 September 1866 (Item 103R-109R. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Enclosing letter from Dept of State of 27 Aug 1866 re claims of U.S. citizens for losses suffered through actions of Alabama and Shenandoah and other ships equipped in British ports.

Abstract of claims for losses due to Shenandoah in Pacific. Includes details of ships sailing from Honolulu (Item 132R-139R. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Foreign Office to Sir Edward Thornton, 16 July 1872 (Item 40R. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Sending cutting from Sydney Morning Herald re U.S. securing harbour in Samoan Islands.

Sir Edward Thornton to Lord Granville, 18 July 1872 (Item 303R-315L. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Re alleged U.S. Protectorate over Samoa and message from President of U.S. on commerce with certain British possessions (printed).

Correspondence (some copies) concerning the Confederate ship Shenandoah at Melbourne, including the enlistment of several seamen, 17 March 1865 - 14 September 1865 (Item 91R-322L. AJCP Reel No: 7272)

Correspondents include the Admiralty; Foreign Office, Colonial Office, Lt Waddell (Commander of Shenandoah, Sir Charles Darling (Melbourne), Charles Adams (U.S. Minister, London), William Blanchard (U.S. Consul, Melbourne), J. M. Mason (Leamington) with notice to circulate to ports in the Pacific re capture of Shenandoah...

Charles Adams (U.S. Minister, London) to Lord Clarendon enclosing copies of papers on Shenandoah, 28 December 1865 (Item 44R-119L. AJCP Roll No: 7272.)

Thomas Dudley (US Consul, Liverpool) to Charles Adams re reception accorded Shenandoah at Melbourne, 18 December 1865 (Item 44R-119L. AJCP Roll No: 7272.)

Enclosed in letter of 28 December 1865.

Deposition by William Temple as to his service on Shenandoah, 6 December 1865 (Item 44R-119L. AJCP Roll No: 7272.)

Included details of reception in Melbourne, and crew list showing those who joined the ship in Melbourne. Enclosed in letter of 28 December 1865.

Deposition by Margaret Marshall as to her time on Shenandoah, 11 December 1865 (Item 44R-119L. AJCP Roll No: 7272.)

Enclosed in letter of 28 December 1865.

Foreign Office to Adams concerning reception accorded to Shenandoah at Melbourne, 19 January 1866 (Item 127R-135L. AJCP Roll No: 7272.)

Printed copies and rough drafts of Foreign Office correspondence on Shenandoah, 8 June 1866 (Item 244R-264L. AJCP Roll No: 7272.)

Including despatch of 21 March 1866 from Sir Charles Darling.

Enclosure III from Lord Tenderden, 15 December 1871 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7272)

25 Sept 1871 Thomas Adamson (U.S. Consul, Melbourne) to J.C. Davis (Assistant Secretary of State, Washington) re reception of Shenandoah at Melbourne and with copies of depositions of George Washington Robbins (Sandridge), Samuel Lord (Melbourne), James Monteath (Melbourne) and list of goods shipped on Shenandoah, brought from H.B. Donaldson and Co. (41p).

Lord Tenterden (Geneva) to Lord Granville, 21 August 1872 (Item 120. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That Italian arbitrator gave casting vote against Britain in case of Shenandoah

Protocol XXIII: 3 drafts of proceeding of 19 August re Shenandoah (printed), 21 August 1872 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Lord Tenterden (Geneva) to Lord Granville, 21 August 1872 (Item 123. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re proceedings re Shenandoah and the number of crew taken on board at Melbourne.

Lord Tenterden (Geneva) to Foreign Office, 23 August 1872 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That U.S., Swiss and Italian arbitrators condemn Britain as regards Shenandoah from date of leaving Melbourne.

Foreign Office to Lord Tenterden, 6 September 1872 (Item AJCP Roll No: 7274)

Re English liability for Shenandoah

Lord Tenterden (Geneva) to Lord Granville, 7 September 1872 (Item 152. AJCP Roll No: 7274)

Sending copies (in French) of Sir Roundell Palmers Argument on question of recruitment of men at Melbourne (14p, printed) and Observations par M Cushing et Memorandum sur les enrolements par le Shenandoah (p11-17, printed)

Lord Tenterden (Geneva) to Lord Granville, 9 September 1872 (Item 155. AJCP Roll No: 7274)

Re award by Arbitrators against Great Britain.

Decision and award made by the Tribunal of Arbitration, 14 September 1872 (Item AJCP Roll No: 7274)

(7p printed). Judgement of Mr Adams as to Shenandoah (6p, printed) Expose des opinions de M. Le Vicomte D'Itajuba (as to) Shenandoah (1p, printed). Expose de M. Stoempfli (as to) Shenandoah (p7-13, printed). Opinions du Comte Frederic Sclopis (as to) Shenandoah (p11-17, printed).

Edward Thornton (Washington) to Lord Granville re Award, 15 September 1872 (Item AJCP Roll No: 7274)

Memorandum by Sir J Rose on claims (for Alabama and Shenandoah), 13 March 1872 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Foreign Office to Sir Edward Thornton re Sandwich Islands, 8 May 1873 (Item 359R-360L. 147. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Foreign Office memorandum on pro American feeling in Sandwich Islands, 27 March 1873 (Item 361R-363R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Memorandum by James Wodehouse on neutrality of Sandwich Islands, 23 April 1873 (Item 364R-365L. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Sir Edward Thornton to Lord Granville, 16 June 1873 (Item 52R-55R. 261. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re proposals to establish US naval station at Pearl River, Hawaiian Islands. Includes: newspaper cutting.

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 20 May 1873 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Captain Ralph Cator Scout (Honolulu) to Admiralty re petition, 7 February 1873 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed within letter of 20 March 1873 from Admiralty to Foreign Office.

Petition to King of Sandwich Islands re treaty with U.S (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed within letter of 20 March 1873 from Admiralty to Foreign Office. (4p)

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 20 March 1873 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Captain R. Cator Scout (Honolulu) to Admiralty re affairs in Sandwich Islands, 20 January 1873 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed within letter of 20 March 1873.

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 21 March 1873 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Captain R. Cator Scout (Honolulu) to Admiralty re affairs in Sandwich Islands (extract), 6 February 1873 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed within letter of 6 Feb 1873.

Foreign Office to Admiralty, 2 July 1873 (Item 261. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Forwarding copy of despatch from Sir Edward Thornton to Sandwich Islands.

Thornton to Lord Derby revisit of Colonel Steinberger to Navigator's Islands, 23 March 1874 (Item 314R-316R. 114. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Derby, 11 May 1874 (Item 189R-221L. 179. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosing Report on Samoa or Navigator's Islands by Mr Steinberger (printed).

Sir Edward Thornton to Lord Derby re Treaty between US and Sandwich Islands, 16 November 1874 (Item 139R-140R. 314. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Sir Edward Thornton to Lord Derby (Item 230R-237R. 326. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re Reciprocity Treaty between U.S. and Sandwich Islands and enclosing Congressional Record Vol 3 no 79, 25 March 1875 reported speech of John H. Mitchell in support of Treaty.

E. Thornton to Lord Derby re Reciprocity Treaty between U.S. and Sandwich Islands, 22 March 1875 (Item 109R-111L. 104. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

E. Thornton to Lord Derby, 12 April 1875 (Item 230R-237R. 126. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re Reciprocity Treaty between U.S. and Sandwich Islands and enclosing Congressional Record Vol 3 no 79, 25 March 1875 reporting speech of John H. Mitchell in support of Treaty.

Thornton to Lord Derby re Colonel Steinberger's mission to Samoa, 26 July 1875 (Item 88R-90R. 217. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Derby re delay of Australian mails through San Francisco, 27 September 1875 (Item 95R-101R. 271. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Hamilton Fish (U.S. State Department) to Sir Edward Thornton, 24 September 1875 (Item 95R-101R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re letter received from N.S.W. on subject of delay of Australian mails...

Edward Thornton to Hamilton Fish acknowledging letter of 24 September, 25 September 1875 (Item 95R-101R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 7 February 1876.

Telegrams and despatch, Archibald (New York) to Lord Derby, 15 July 1874 (Item 115R-124R. 4. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re departure of John Mitchell (escaped transportee) from New York for Ireland. Includes press cuttings.

Archibald (New York) to Lord Derby, 11 February 1875 (Item 199R-201R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re departure of John Mitchell for Ireland.

Thornton (Washington) to Lord Derby, 8 March 1875 (Item 267R-273L. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

With resume of John Mitchell's movements since escaping from Van Diemen's Land.

Despatches and telegrams between Archibald (New York), Foreign Office, Home Office, Sir Edward Thornton, 12 March 1875 (Item 279R-322R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re naturalisation of John Mitchell. Includes photographic copy of affidavit of John Mitchell asserting his citizenship of U.S.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 7 February 1876 (Item 95R-101R. 34. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re delay in Australian mails (34). Has two additional enclosed letters.

Hamilton Fish (U.S. State Department) to Sir Edward Thornton re delays, 3 February 1876 (Item 95R-101R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 7 Feb 1876.

Marshall Jewell (US Post Office) to Hamilton Fish, 28 January 1876 (Item 95R-101R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosing table showing dates mail arrived at San Francisco for Australia from Great Britain and time of forwarding. Enclosed in letter of 7 Feb 1876.

Thornton to Lord Derby re Treaty with Hawaii, 16 May 1876 (Item 145R-147L. 138. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Derby re Reciprocity Treaty with Hawaii, 21 August 1876 (Item 325R-327L. 230. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Derby, 13 November 1876 (Item 66R-72R. 287. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

(287) Re trespass on Lacepede Island. Has two enclosed letters.

Thornton to Hamilton Fish (US State Department), 6 November 1876 (Item 66R-72R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re extraction of guano from Lacepede Island. Enclosed in letter of 13 Nov 1876.

Fish to Sir Edward Thornton, 10 November 1876 (Item 66R-72R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That US consul in Melbourne is to be requested to report on the matter. Enclosed in letter of 13 Nov 1876.

Foreign Office to Thornton, 29 February 1876 (Item 9R-14L. 5. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re capture of Captain Hayes, wanted in connection with labour traffic in South Pacific; list of correspondence forwarded to Thornton.

Foreign Office to Thornton, 25 March 1876 (Item 21R-22L. 9. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That Hayes has been released by Spanish.

Foreign Office to Thornton, 20 May 1876 (Item 37R-38R. 17. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re dismissal of Col. Steinberger from post in Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 3 April 1876 (Item 110R-117R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re activities of William Hayes. Includes copies of two letters.

Thornton to Hamilton Fish (US State Department), 22 May 1876 (Item 110R-117R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re arrest of U.S. citizen Hayes by Spanish authorities and description of the labour traffic in South Seas. Enclosed in letter of 3 April 1876.

Hamilton Fish to Edward Thornton, 1 April 1876 (Item 110R-117R. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Supporting British authorities in attempt to convict Hayes. Enclosed in letter of 3 April 1876.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 24 July 1876 (Item 263R-274L. 34. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re compensation claimed by U.S. for damages in Fiji. Includes copies of two letters.

Thornton to Hamilton Fish (US State Department), 7 June 1876 (Item 263R-274L. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re claims of U.S. citizens. Enclosed in letter of 24 July 1876.

Fish to Thornton re settlement of claims, 21 July 1876 (Item 263R-274L. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 24 July 1876.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 12 June 1876 (Item 242R-245R. 3. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re discussions on conveyance of British mails for Australia across US.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 30 April 1877 (Item 16. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re alleged filibustering expedition to Samoa by Col. Steinberger. Includes two enclosed letters.

Thornton to Ewarts re rumours of filibustering expeditions, 23 April 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 30 April 1876.

Seward (State Department) to Thornton, 25 April 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That the government has no knowledge of such an expedition. Enclosed in letter of 30 April 1876.

Plunkett to Lord Derby, 12 June 1877 (Item 23. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re alleged filibustering expedition. Includes five enclosed letters.

Ewarts to Plunkett, 5 June 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 12 June 1877. Four letters enclosed within this letter.

John Sherman (Treasury Department) to Ewart, 31 May 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 12 June 1877. Four letters enclosed within this letter.

J. B. Shannon (San Francisco) to Sherman that the rumour is false, 11 May 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 12 June 1877. Four letters enclosed within this letter.

William Morris (Special Agent, San Francisco) to Shannon, 10 May 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re arming of Captain Ogden's trading vessel being the basis of the rumour. Enclosed in letter of 12 June 1877.

Richard Ogden (San Francisco) to Morris, 10 May 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That he has no knowledge of expedition to Samoan Islands; his own trading activities and those of Col Steinberger. Enclosed in letter of 12 June 1877.

Plunkett to Lord Derby, 19 June 1877 (Item 24. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re German interest in Samoan affairs and alleged filibustering expedition. Includes two letters enclosed.

Ewarts to Plunkett, no foundation for the rumour, 16 June 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 19 June 1877.

Rosenthal (German consul San Francisco) to Baron M. von Thielmann, 8 June 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

With report on alleged expedition and on American trading ships in the harbour. Enclosed in letter of 19 June 1877.

Plunkett to Lord Derby, 3 July 1877 (Item 25. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed letter.

Seward (State Department) to Plunkett, 30 June 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That filibustering expedition is not being organised at Virginia City, Nevada. Enclosed in letter of 30 June 1877.

Plunkett to Lord Derby, 14 August 1877 (Item 27. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re hoisting of American flag at Samoa, including press cutting and Foreign Office memorandum (27 Aug 1877).

Plunkett to Lord Derby, 13 November 1877 (Item 33. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re conflict in Samoa between US and British consuls (including press cutting).

Foreign Office memorandum on Lacepede Islands, 16 January 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Colonial Office to Foreign Office, 16 January 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Concerning American claims to Lacepede Islands and forwarding copies of correspondence between William Robinson and Lord Carnarvon 27 Oct - 2 Nov 1876. Includes Protest of U.S. consular Agent for W.A. against the action of the government of W.A. in claiming and exercising jurisdiction over the Lacepede Islands , Perth, G.P., 1876. 12p (printed) and memorandum by W.A. Attorney General (63pp).

Foreign Office to Law Officers for opinion on Lacepede Islands, 30 January 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Law Officers to Foreign Office, 21 February 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

That claim of U.S. Government to Lacepede Islands cannot be supported in International Law.

Two Foreign Office memoranda on Lacepede Islands, 27 February 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 24 March 1877 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosing extracts from report to Commodore of Australian station regarding Lacepede Islands and murder of Dr. James and Mr. Thorugreen by New Guinea natives on Yule Islands September 1876 - January 1877 (9p).

Thornton to Lord Derby, 20 January 1878 (Item 41R-42L. 1. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re treaty between U.S. and Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 4 February 1878 (Item 119R-122R. 25. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re text of Treaty between U.S. and Samoa, and newspaper cutting on same.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 12 February 1878 (Item 150R-152L. 31. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re text of Treaty between U.S. and Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Derby, 25 February 1878 (Item 152R-156L. 49. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Forwarding copy of Treaty between US and Samoan Islands: friendship and commerce 1878, 3p (printed).

Thornton to Lord Derby, 18 March 1878 (Item 156R-157L. 6. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re appointment of Gilderoy Griffiths as US consul at Fiji and Thomas Dawson as U.S. consul at Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 23 September 1878 (Item 224R-229L. 19. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re instructions given to US consul at Samoa. Includes enclosed letters.

William Ewarts (US Department of State) to Baron von Thielmann (German Charge d'Affairs), 21 June 1878 (Item 224R-229L. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re instructions given to US consul at Samoa to cooperate with colleagues. Enclosed within letter of 23 September 1878.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 23 September 1878 (Item 230R-233L. 20. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re activities of German consul in Samoa.

John Welsh to Lord Derby, 12 January 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re attack on US property authorised by HM consul

Foreign Office to Welsh re legal powers of U.S. consul in Samoa, 4 March 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Foreign Office to Welsh that consul Liardet has been recalled to account for outrages, 4 March 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Welsh to Lord Salisbury re right of US consul at Samoa to hear cases on civil matters, 8 April 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Foreign to Welsh re judicial authority of US Consul in Samoa, 16 April 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Welsh to Lord Salisbury re jurisdiction of US consul in Samoa, 14 May 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Salisbury re Christmas Island, 7 April 1879 (Item 9R-20L. 84. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Includes enclosed letter.

Thornton to William Ewarts (U.S. State Department) re sovereignty of Christmas Island, 29 January 1879 (Item 9R-20L. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Enclosed in letter of 7 April 1879.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury re U.S. intentions in Samoa, 16 June 1879 (Item 47. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 27 October 1879 (Item 221. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re American claims to Pago Pago. Includes press cutting.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury (224), 10 November 1879 (Item 224. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re American claims to Pago Pago and newspaper reports of treaty between Maliesta and Sir Arthur Gordon.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 2 December 1879 (Item 89. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Whether he should question the Secretary of State on Samoa.

Foreign Office memo that Thornton should proceed (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 2 December 1879 (Item 90. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re request made by King of Samoa that England, Germany and U.S. should consult together re one of them assuming direction of the government of Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 8 December 1879 (Item 93. AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re correspondence received from the King of Samoa.

John Welsh to Lord Salisbury, 23 July 1879 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Re A.B. Steinberger's claim for compensation for treatment received in Samoan Islands in 1876.

Foreign Office memorandum on the case, 23 July 1879 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

Foreign Office to Welsh that HMG declines liability in Steinberger's case, 4 August 1879 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7274)

List of camps known in the City of Philadelphia of the United Brotherhood of Fenians, December 1877 (Item 30R-31L. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Includes: camp no. 47 - junior guardsman Thomas Darragh, one of the rescued Australian prisoners.

Synopsis of a letter from the Executive Council of the United Brotherhood of Fenians, December 1877 (Item 32R-35L. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Letter was read before the camps in the City of Philadelphia (mentions Australian Prisoners Relief Rund).

Edward Archibald (New York) to Sir Edward Thornton, 2 March 1878 (Item 120R-122L. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re reported dissatisfaction of Australian Fenian organisation with financial affairs of V.C. of America.

George Crump (Philadelphia) to Sir Edward Thornton, 4 March 1878 (Item 123R-126L. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re activities of Michael Russell, one of rescued Australian prisoners.

Foreign Office to Drummond re HMG's policy on Samoa, 7 September 1880 (Item 38. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Despatch 9 and 15 not in file.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 22 January 1880 (Item 1. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

That U.S. consul has been instructed to recognise King of Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 26 January 1880 (Item 2. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re meeting with Ewarts on questions of Samoa.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 16 February 1880 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re U.S. recognition of King Malietoa.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 1 March 1880 (Item 6. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re annexation of Rotumah Island to Fiji. Despatch 16 not in file.

Thornton to Lord Salisbury, 16 March 1880 (Item 8. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re U.S. opinion on government of Apia.

Drummond to Lord Granville, 27 September 1880 (Item 19. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Has enclosed letter

Drummond to William Ewarts (US Secretary of State), 25 September 1880 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re HMG's policy with regard to Samoa. Enclosed in letter of 27 September 1880.

Foreign Office to Drummond, 13 October 1881 (Item 160R-161R. 228. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re secret negotiations between U.S. and King of Sandwich Islands.

Drummond to Lord Granville, 22 October 1881 (Item 293R-295L. 309. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re possible secret negotiations between U.S. government and King of Sandwich Islands.

Foreign Office to Drummond, 13 October 1881 (Item 56. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re possible secret negotiations between U.S. government and King of Hawaii.

Foreign Office to West re affairs in Samoa, 21 November 1881 (Item 25. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Thornton to Lord Granville, 21 February 1881 (Item 2. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Report of meeting with Ewarts, U.S. State Department re Samoan affairs. Has enclosed letter.

Ewarts to Thornton re death of King Malietoa, 9 February 1881 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Enclosed in letter of 21 February 1881.

Lowell to Lord Granville, 8 July 1881 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Foreign Office memoranda, 14 July 1881 - 12 September 1881 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7275)

On Art 4 of TReaty between U.S. and Hawaiian Islands of 31 January 1875, and suggested reply to Lowell, including note (18 Carlton House Terrace) that Lord Granville is inclined not to answer.

Robert Clipperton (Philadelphia) to Lord Granville, 30 September 1881 (Item 65R-73L. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re Fenian activities, including report on Kelly who was one of gang who in 1876 whent to Australia on Catalpa and rescued Fenians from Western Australia.

West to Lord Granville, 21 February 1882 (Item 78. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

That Sir Henry Parkes has arrived and wishes to discuss with U.S. government the importation of Australian wool into U.S.

West to Lord Granville, 23 February 1882 (Item 83. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Report of meeting between Sir Henry Parkes and Bancroft Davis on subject of Australian wool.

West and Lord Granville, 10 March 1882 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7275)

(Commercial 35) re Reciprocity Treaty between U.S. and Hawaii.

West to Lord Granville re Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty, 10 March 1882 (Item 60. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

West to Lord Granville re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 19 May 1882 (Item 223. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

George Crumps (Philadelphia) to Lord Granville, 11 July 1882 (Item 56R-61L. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re secret Fenian meeting attended by Tom Brennan, captain of Catalpa which rescued Fenians from Australia.

Foreign Office to West re relations between U.S. and Hawaiian Islands, 13 January 1883 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Foreign Office to West re treaty with Hawaii, 5 February 1883 (Item 28. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

West to Lord Granville re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 6 January 1883 (Item 3. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

West to Lord Granville (Treaty 6) re Hawaiian Treaty, 10 January 1883 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7275)

West to Lord Granville, 16 January 1883 (Item 8. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re Hawaiian Treaty with Senate Joint Resolution and Foreign Office minute of 3 February 1883.

West to Lord Granville, 30 January 1883 (Item 17. AJCP Reel No: 7275)

Re enquiry by Frederick Allen as to possible Reciprocity Treaty between Australia and Hawaii.

Memorandum by E. Hertslet respecting American design on Hawaiian Islands (8p) (printed), 2 January 1883 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

George Stanley to Lord Granville, 18 September 1883 (Item 1. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re protest by Hawaiian Government at annexation of any Polynesian territory (includes cutting and copy of cable).

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 18 May 1883 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Has enclosed letter.

Rear Admiral Lyons (HMS Swiftsure to Admiralty report on American influence in Sandwich Islands, 24 March 1883 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Enclosed in letter of 18 May 1883.

Foreign Office to Admiralty that no reason to suppose U.S. is preparing to use force in Sandwich Islands, 7 June 1883 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Lord Granville, 10 November 1884 (Item 289. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re fraudulent sale of sheep to Australian government. Sent with letter of 4 December 1884.

F.W. Hawley (Rochester, N.Y) to Lionel West, 4 December 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re sale of diseased sheep by William Markham to Australian government. Sent with letter of 10 November 1884.

Lionel West to Lord Granville, 12 December 1884 (Item 299. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re treaty between U.S. and Hawaii and news cutting.

Lionel West to Lord Salisbury, 7 November 1885 (Item 300. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re conversation with Hawaiian minister Mr Carter, on possible annexation of Hawaiian Islands by U.S.

Lionel West to Lord Salisbury, 20 November 1885 (Item 308. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re Carter's mission to Berlin, London and Paris. Despatch 299 not in file.

Lionel West to Lord Granville, 22 March 1885 (Item 89. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re Treaty between U.S. and Hawaii, and press cuttings from New York Tribune.

Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 27 December 1885 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

(Treaty 47) re treaty with Hawaii and copy of Joint Resolution of Senate terminating convention of June 3 1875 with King of Hawaii.

Lionel West to Lord Salisbury re Samoa, 16 January 1886 (Item 13. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Lord Rosebery re treaty with Hawaii, includes press cutting, 26 February 1886 (Item 52. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Despatch no. 43 not in file.

Lionel West to Lord Rosebery re Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, 27 March 1886 (Item 83. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Lord Rosebery re Hawaii, 21 April 1886 (Item 114. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Lord Rosebery re Hawaii, 31 May 1886 (Item 137. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Despatch no. 133 not in file.

Lionel West to Lord Rosebery re Hawaii, 27 August 1886 (Item 203. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Lord Iddesleigh re Mr Spreckles relations with Hawaiian Government, 18 September 1886 (Item 209. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Lord Iddesleigh re Mr Carter's report on Hawaii, 17 October 1886 (Item 232. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re Samoa, 13 Jan 1885 (i.e. 1886) (Item 3. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re Samoa, 31 March 1886 (Item 6. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re commissioner to be sent to Samoa, 12 July 1886 (Item 13. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re Samoa, 12 January 1886 (Item 1. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re German consul at Apia, 17 June 1886 (Item 4. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office relations between Sandwich Islands and Samoa, 24 June 1886 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Charles Hardinge (Washington) to Foreign Office re Commissioner sent to Samoa, 12 July 1886 - 13 July 1886 (Item 7. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re Samoa, 12 January 1886 (Item 1. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re Samoa, 2 June 1886 (Item 3. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re Samoa, 17 June 1886 (Item 4. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re Samoa, 24 June 1886 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West to Foreign Office re Samoa, 25 June 1886 (Item 6. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Charles Hardinge (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa, 12 July 1886 (Item 7. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Charles Hardinge (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa, 24 July 1886 (Item 8. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West, 15 April 1886 (Item 26. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re proposed termination of Reciprocity Treaty between U.S. and Sandwich Islands. Despatch not in file.

Stanley to Foreign Office re visit of Sir Alexander Stewart of New South Wales, 26 February 1886 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Mason to Foreign Office re proposed cable between U.S. and Australia, 26 May 1886 (Item 15. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 2 February 1886 (Item 6. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re abrogation of Treaty with Hawaii.

Foreign Office to Lionel West re U.S. consul in Samoa, 19 February 1887 (Item 30. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re conference on Samoa, 19 February 1887 (Item 31A. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re cession of Pearl River Harbour to U.S., 2 March 1887 (Item 36. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re relations between Hawaii and Samoa, 31 May 1887 (Item 113. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re Pearl Harbour, 17 August 1887 (Item 197. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Lionel West re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 28 November 1887 (Item 284. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 24 June 1887 (Item 177. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re conference on Samoa. Includes: memorandum (6p).

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 27 July 1887 (Item 217. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re conference on Samoa. Includes: Precis of conference (2p); Notes of Mr Bayard's statement (18p).

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re affairs in Hawaii, with newspaper cutting, 8 August 1887 (Item 232. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 26 August 1887 (Item 252. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Sandwich Islands, with newspaper cutting, 13 September 1887 (Item 264. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Pearl River Harbour, with newspaper cutting, 14 November 1887 (Item 329. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Sir Lionel West (Washington) re Samoa Conference, 11 June 1887 (Item 16. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Sir Lionel West (Washington) re Samoa Conference, 23 June 1887 (Item 19. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Sir Lionel West (Washington) re arrival of Thurston in Washington, 25 June 1887 (Item 22. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa Conference, 24 February 1887 (Item 2. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa Conference, 28 March 1887 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Thurston, 23 May 1887 (Item 11. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa Conference, 11 June 1887 (Item 12. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa Conference, 2 July 1887 (Item 15. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office that Thurston has arrived at San Francisco, 12 July 1887 (Item 19. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa, 12 July 1887 (Item 20. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa, 13 July 1887 - 14 July 1887 (Item 21. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re German scheme for land compensation in Samoa, 22 July 1887 - 23 July 1887 (Item 24. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Thurston, 22 July 1887 - 23 July 1887 (Item 25. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa Conference, 18 September 1887 - 19 September 1887 (Item 29. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Thurston's Report, 18 March 1887 (Item 4. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Samoa Conference, 11 June 1887 (Item 12. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Samoa, 22 June 1887 (Item 13. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Samoa, 22 June 1887 (Item 14. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re German land scheme, 22 July 1887 (Item 24. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Thurston, 23 July 1887 (Item 25. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West to Lord Salisbury transmitting test of Treaty between U.S. and Tonga, 3 March 1887 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

William Hoare to Lord Salisbury re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 4 August 1887 (Item Political 15. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 24 August 1887 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Forwarding copy of Honolulu Gazette 1 July 1887 re crisis of government on Hawaii.

Rear-Admiral M. Culme-Seymour (Esquimalt) to Admiralty re crisis in Honolulu (copy), 5 August 1887 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 16 February 1888 (Item 40. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Forwarding letter of 15 Feb 1888

J. F. Bayard (Department of State) re neutrality of Sandwich Islands, 15 February 1888 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Forwarded with letter of 16 February 1888.

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 6 April 1888 (Item 127. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re difficulty of negotiating with U.S.A., especially over Samoa and Hawaii.

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Maxwell sentenced to death for murder of Preller, 9 April 1888 (Item 130. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Pearl River Harbour, enclosing press cutting, 9 April 1888 (Item 131. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 11 April 1888 (Item 100. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re postal communication between U.S. and British colonies.

Sir Lionel West (Washington) to J. F. Bayard (copy) re conclusion of postal conventions with consulting Imperial Post Office, 22 March 1888 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Enclosed within letter of 11 April 1888.

J. F. Bayard to Sir Lionel West (Washington) (copy) re various postal conventions between U.S. and British colonies, including Australia, 9 April 1888 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Enclosed within letter of 11 April 1888.

Henry Edwardes to Lord Salisbury, 17 June 1888 (Item 185. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Re postal arrangements between U.S. and British colonies, including Draft note verbale.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 24 January 1890 (Item 14. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Honolulu, 5 April 1890 (Item 73. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 11 April 1890 (Item 75. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 7 May 1890 (Item 93. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 9 April 1890 (Item 48. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 17 April 1890 (Item 54. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 29 April 1890 (Item 62. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 23 May 1890 (Item 75. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 20 July 1890 (Item 106. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Hawaii, 25 October 1890 (Item 136. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoan Conference, 20 January 1890 (Item 2. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoan Conference, 5 July 1890 (Item 65. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re Samoan conference in Berlin (Item 3. AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoan Conference, 10 April 1890 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Robert Lincoln to Lord Salisbury re settlement of German land claims in Fiji, 15 April 1890 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7276)

Robert Lincoln to Foreign Office re Samoan Treaty, 24 February 1890 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 28 November 1891 (Item 270. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re treaty between U.S. and Hawaii negotiated by Dr Mott Smith, with newspaper cutting.

Foreign Office to Sir George Baden-Powell re treaty between Great Britain and Sandwich Islands, 31 December 1891 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir George Baden-Powell (London) to Lord Salisbury re information on fur seal industry of Australasia, 10 December 1891 (Item 29. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir George Baden-Powell to Foreign Office re possibility of landing fur skins in Sandwich Islands, 22 December 1891 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re relations between U.S. and Hawaii, 29 April 1892 (Item 110. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re arrival in San Francisco of chiefs from Gilbert Island, 29 April 1892 (Item 112. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re possible annexation of Hawaii by U.S., 10 May 1892 (Item 125. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote to Foreign Office re Samoa, 2 January 1892 - 3 January 1892 (Item 3. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote to Foreign Office re Chief Justice of Samoa, 31 January 1892 - 1 February 1892 (Item 21. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Michael Herbert to Foreign Office re Samoa, 13 July 1893 (Item 104. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Michael Herbert to Foreign Office re resignation of Pilsach in Samoa, 6 October 1892 - 7 October 1892 (Item 138. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Michael Herbert to Foreign Office re Samoa, 6 October 1892 - 7 October 1892 (Item 139. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

A. Oakes memorandum on U.S. designs on Hawaiian Islands, 18 January 1892 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Memorandum on South Sea Seal Fishery, 5 April 1892 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

36p. Includes information on Australasian seal fishing industry.

Sir Julian Pauncefote to Lord Rosebery, 11 February 1893 (Item 56. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re telgraphic communication across Pacific Ocean and enclosing copy of speech by Richard Bland in House of Representatives.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re revolution in Hawaii, 28 January 1893 - 29 January 1893 (Item 18. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

William Goschen to Lord Kimberley, 9 November 1894 (Item 289R-298L. 221. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

With results of Congressional elections, influence of Democratic Party policy on Hawaii.

William Goschen to Lord Kimberley, 4 December 1894 (Item 344R-354R. 232. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re President's message to Congress, including policy on Samoa. Includes Congressional Record, 4 December 1894.

Admiralty to Foreign Office, 2 July 1894 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Forwarding copy of extracts from letter of 28 May from Commander in Chief of Pacific Station re affairs in Sandwich Islands.

E. Adlum (Vancouver) to Lord Salisbury, 26 December 1895 (Item 313R-319L. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re his travels in Pacific through Australia, New Zealand, Samoa and Sandwich Islands.

Lord Gough to Lord Salisbury, 16 August 1896 (Item 54. AJCP Reel No: 7277.)

Re facilities for H.C. Stanley during his inquiry on behalf of Queensland Government into railways.

Lord Gough to Lord Salisbury re Stanley, 2 September 1896 (Item 57. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Alexander Agassiz (Cambridge, Mass) to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington), 29 December 1895 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re his expedition to explore Great Barrier Reef (copy).

Foreign Office to T. F. Bayard, 9 March 1896 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

That despatches have been sent to Governors of N.S.W and Queensland requesting facilities be afforded to Professor Agassiz.

James Roosevelt to Lord Salisbury re facilities afforded Prof. Agassiz, 31 August 1896 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote requesting details of Library of Congress for Sydney University, 10 November 1897 (Item 98R 175. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re details of plans of Library of Congress, 18 December 1897 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Includes enclosed letters dated 13 Dec; 16-17 Dec 1897.

John Sherman (U.S. State Department) to Sir Julian Pauncefote, 16 December 1897 - 17 December 1897 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Enclosed in letter of 18 December 1897.

Bernard Green (Superintendent of Build) to A.A. Adee re photographs and floor plans of Library of Congress, 13 December 1897 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Enclosed in letter of 18 December 1897.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington), 24 May 1897 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re appointment of Queensland emigration agent - Joseph Douglas Russell - in U.S.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 22 March 1898 (Item 76. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Forwarding copy of Views of Commodore George W Melville as to the strategic and commercial value of the Nicaraguan Canal, the future control of the Pacific Ocean, the strategic value of Hawaii and its annexation to U.S. (printed) 33p.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 4 November 1898 (Item 294. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re land in Honolulu reserved for U.S. Navy. Includes newspaper cutting.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote, 10 September 1898 (Item 46. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Whether British vessels will be debarred in future from carrying sugar from Sandwich Islands. Separate P.S. re interests of New Zealand in this trade.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re probability that in future trade between U.S. and Hawaii will be confined to U.S. ships, 2 November 1898 (Item 57. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Lord Herschell (Quebec) to Lord Salisbury re restrictions in U.S. Coastal trade, 29 August 1898 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 4 October 1898 (Item 120. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re trade between Hawaii and U.S. ports carried out by British vessels. Encloses letter 30 Sept 1898.

Alvey Adee (State Department) to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington), 30 September 1898 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re commercial results of annexation of Hawaii by U.S. Encloses within letter dated 4 Oct 1898.

Letters from U.S. Treasury and Department of Justice, 30 July; 22 July 1898 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re status of Hawaiian ports (printed).

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 28 October 1898 (Item 123. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re invitation to U.S. to participate in West Australian International Mining and Industrial Exhibition.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 21 November 1898 (Item 141. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re restrictions on U.S. coastal trade. Enclosed letter dated 16 Nov 1898

Sir Julian Pauncefote to John Hay (State Department), 16 November 1898 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re restrictions on U.S. coastal trade, with special reference to trade between Hawaii and San Francisco carried by N.Z. vessels. Enclosed in letter dated 21 Nov 1898.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 8 December 1898 (Item 149. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re invitation to West Australian International Mining and Industrial Exhibition.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 19 December 1898 (Item 153. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re extension of U.S. Navigation Laws to Hawaiian Islands. Includes extract from Congressional record.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) re possible application of U.S. navigation laws in Hawaii, 12 October 1898 (Item 25. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) re U.S. navigation laws, 15 December 1898 (Item 30. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) re U.K. navigation laws as applicable to inter-colonial trade, 23 December 1898 (Item 31. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office that as yet no Legislation extending Navigation Laws to Hawaii, 24 September 1898 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office that Secretary of State thinks that in future Hawaiian trade will be confined to U.S. ships, 3 October 1898 (Item 34. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re Hawaiian trade, 13 October 1898 (Item 35. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re Hawaiian trade; Foreign Office note, 15 December 1898 (Item 38. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Wellesley Moore to Lord Salisbury re embarkation of troops for Hawaii, 18 August 1898 (Item 34. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Board of Trade to Foreign Office, 10 December 1898 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re possible restrictions of trade between U.S. and Hawaii to U.S. ships. Includes table showing trade between U.S. and Hawaii carried by foreign ships.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote, 21 March 1899 (Item 42Rr-46L. 54. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re claims of British subjects against Hawaiian Government for ill treatment during Royalist rebellion of 1895. Foreign Office Memoranda.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re claims of British subjects in Hawaii, 11 November 1899 (Item 146R-147R. 229. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re compensation for natives of Samoa, 8 December 1899 (Item 158R-160L. 251. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re resignation of Chambers as Chief Justice of Samoa, 12 December 1899 (Item 164R-165L. 254. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 6 January 1899 (Item 12R-31R. 5. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re Pacific cables, enclosing newspaper cuttings and bills to construct and maintain telegraphic communications.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 13 January 1899 (Item 65R-78L. 20. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re abolition of Hawaiian consular posts, enclosing copy of House of Representatives Bill.

Reginald Tower to Lord Salisbury re claims of British subjects in Hawaii, 3 May 1899 (Item 133. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 1 December 1899 (Item 131R-132R. 343. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re Tripartite Convention on Samoa, (printed) includes correspondence between Pauncefote and John Hay (U.S. State Department).

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 3 December 1899 (Item 135R-137L. 345. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re signing of Samoan Tripartite Convention.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 15 December 1899 (Item 189R-193L. 353. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Re Pacific cable. Include Foreign Office note.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) re claim for losses in Samoa; King of Sweden to act as arbitrator, 11 December 1899 (Item 60R-66R. 121. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Foreign Office re Samoa, 13 December 1899 (Item 123R. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re German purchase of Carolinas, 9 January 1899 (Item 126R-127L. 2. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury re Samoa, 12 December 1899 (Item 146R. 90. AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Foreign Office to Reginald Tower re Samoa arbitration, 2 November 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7277)

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 6 February 1899 (Item 21. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Enclosing copies of bill (before letter) to extend U.S. navigation laws to Hawaii.

Sir Julian Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 7 February 1899 (Item 22. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

That House of Representatives has considered bill to extend anti-contract labour laws of U.S. to Hawaii.

Reginald Tower to Lord Salisbury re extension of U.S. coast trade laws to Hawaii, 31 October 1899 (Item 286. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Consular Section: William Kenny and William Hoare to Lord Salisbury, 1 January 1899 - 30 December 1899 (Item 1-19. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

(58p)...

Commercial Section: William Kenny and William Hoare to Lord Salisbury, 3 January 1899 - 29 December 1899 (Item 1-14. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

(78p)...

Treaty Section: William Hoare to Lord Salisbury, 7 March 1899 - September 1899 (Item Political 2; 1-2. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

(17p)...

Joseph Choate to Lord Salisbury, 3 July 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re effects of N.S.W. Alien Act, which prevents landing of any coloured person who is unable to read and write one of the European languages, on Master of American ship Carrollton from which three Mauritius blacks deserted.

Sir Francis Mowatt (Pacific Cable Committee) to Foreign Office, 14 December 1899 (Item 492R-501L. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re route of Pacific cable; possible lease of Necker Island or a Hawaiian Island from U.S. Also includes Foreign Office memoranda.

Foreign Office memorandum on landing of Pacific Cable on Necker Island or on Hawaiian Island, 1 January 1900 (Item 523R-525[A]R. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Sir Francis Mowatt (Pacific Cable Committee) to Foreign Office with further suggestions on landing of Pacific Cable, 30 December 1899 (Item 526R-529L. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office Note, 1 February 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re report by Japanese Minister that Hawaiian Bill had passed the Senate extending U.S. Navigation Laws to Hawaii.

Thomas Barker (Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool) to Lord Salisbury re U.K. trade with Hawaii, 15 February 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Has enclosed letter of 23 January 1899.

Theo Davies & Co (Liverpool) to Thomas Barker re annexatoin of Hawaiian Islands and extension of U.S. Navigation laws, 23 January 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Enclosed in letter of 15 February 1899.

Parliamentary Question by Mr Bartley on Hawaiian Islands, 17 February 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool that representations re Hawaii have been made in Washington, 25 February 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

That representations re Hawaii have been made in Washington.

W. Leslie Comyn (San Diego) to Foreign Office, 28 July 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re enforcement of labour contracts in Hawaii. Includes Foreign Office note and newspaper cutting.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re Pacific Cable, 4 January 1900 (Item 1R-2L. 4. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 4 January 1900 (Item 3R-10L. Private. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re Pacific cable and suggestions of Sir Francis Mowatt regarding lease of Necker Island. Includes Foreign Office Note.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 17 March 1900 (Item 42R-46R. 48. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re Payment by German Government to Malietoa, ex-King of Samoa.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re Samoan claims, 24 March 1900 (Item 49R-50L. 57. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re British consulate at Apia, 5 April 1900 (Item 67R-68L. 69. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 14 September 1900 (Item 195R-198L. 208. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re expenses in connection with administration of Samoa. Includes Foreign Office note.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 19 September 1900 (Item 204R-206R. 212. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

That King of Sweden will consider claims of foreigners in connection with Samoa.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re payment to natives of Samoa for guns surrendered, 19 October 1900 (Item 231R-233L. 234. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 6 December 1900 (Item 277R-280L. 266. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re sharing of expenses in administration of Samoa. Includes Foreign Office note.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 7 December 1900 (Item 281R-283L. 268. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re transport of guns taken from Samoan natives to San Francisco. Includes Foreign Office note.

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re Samoan arbitration, 19 December 1900 (Item 300R-301L. 278. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote (Washington) to Lord Salisbury, 19 January 1900 (Item 43R-46L. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re Samoan arbitration by King of Sweden. Letter enclosed dated 18 Jan 1900.

John Hay (U.S. State Department) to Lord Pauncefote re arbitration, 18 January 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Letter enclosed in letter dated 19 Jan 1900.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 26 January 1900 (Item 75R-83R. 25. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re costs of Pacific cable, and enclosing two (printed) letters from Pacific Cable Company.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 26 January 1900 (Item 85R-96L. 26. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re costs of Pacific cable, enclosing two printed documents re cable: Pacific Cable - An argument in Favour of Private Ownership V Government Ownership; US Government Pacific Cable by George Owen Squier

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 7 February 1900 (Item 188R-196R. 48. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Forwarding copy of paper on Pacific cable by George Owen Squier.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury re tripartite convention re Samoa, 16 February 1900 (Item 211R-213L. 54. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 14 February 1900 (Item 215R-274L. 56. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Forwarding copy of report on government for Hawaiian Islands by US Congress Committee on Territories. Includes Foreign Office note.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 26 February 1900 (Item 332R-334R. 64. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re settlement of claims in Samoa by arbitration. Letter enclosed dated 23 Feb 1900.

John Hay (U.S. State Department) to Lord Pauncefote re Samoa, 23 February 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Enclosed in letter dated 26 Feb 1900.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 17 April 1900 (Item 297R-303R. 122. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re place of residence of ex-King Malietoa Tanumafili. Included enclosed letter dated 14 April 1900.

John Hay (U.S. State Department) to Lord Pauncefote, 14 April 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re proposal to send Malietoa to Australia to complete his education. Enclosed in letter of 17 April 1900.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 23 April 1900 (Item 312R-315R. 128. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re arbitration of Samoan claims. Included enclosed letter of 21 April 1900.

John Hay (U.S. State Department) to Lord Pauncefote, 21 April 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re arbitration by King of Sweden. Enclosed in letter of 21 April 1900.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 4 May 1900 (Item 332R-347R. 136. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re passing of Act for Government of Hawaii, enclosing copy of Act. Includes Foreign Office note.

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 24 May 1900 (Item 30R-44R. 161. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re Cranstoun. Includes Foreign Office note and printed copies of correspondence with Cranstoun and with Law Offices re claims of British subjects in Hawaii (1895-1900).

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury re legislation for Pacific cable, 3 June 1900 (Item 49R-51L. 169. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 25 October 1900 (Item 21R-29R. 266. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re arbitration by King of Sweden on Samoa claims enclosing copies of correspondence on subject. John Hay to Lord Pauncefote (22 Oct 1900); A Quadt (German Embassy) to John Hay (15 Oct 1900); confidential note from German Embassy; John Hay to Count Quadt Wykradt Isny (22 Oct 1900); John Hay to Lord Pauncefote (13 Oct 1900).

Lord Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury, 21 December 1900 (Item 449R-504L. 305. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re claims of British subjects in Hawaii, forwarding report of Governor of Hawaii rejecting claims.

Foreign Office note on ratification of Samoan Convention (Item 1R-3L. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re Samoan Tripartite Convention and paraphrase, 3 February 1900 (Item 3R-4R. 5. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote, 21 November 1900 (Item 73R-74R. 222. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re arbitration of Samoan claims by King or Prince REgent of Sweden and paraphrase and note.

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office that Senate ratified Samoan treaty, 17 January 1900 (Item 95R. 1A. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office re Samoan Treaty and paraphrase, 30/29 Jan 1900 (Item 103R-104R. 5. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office re ratifications oof Samoan convention and paraphrase, 16 February 1900 (Item 114R-115R. 13. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office re tripartite Samoan convention and paraphrase, 26 February 1900 (Item 117R-118R. 14. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office re Samoan Claims convention, 7 March 1900 - 8 March 1900 (Item 131R-132R. 20. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office re education of King Malietoa and paraphrase, 17 April 1900 (Item 147R-148R. 25. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office re Samoan arbitration and Foreign Office note and paraphrase, 24 November 1900 (Item 217R-219R. 59. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Lord Pauncefote to Foreign Office message of congratulations to Lord Hopetoun from Government and people of U.S., 31 December 1900 - 1 January 1901 (Item 237R. 79. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re settlement of Samoan claims, 23 February 1900 (Item 2. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re Samoan Treaty, 27 February 1900 (Item Tel. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Foreign Office to Lord Pauncefote re settlement of Samoan claims, 27 February 1900 (Item 4. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury re ratification of Samoan convention, 9 March 1900 (Item 4. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Pauncefote to Lord Salisbury re ratification of Samoan convention, 10 March 1900 (Item 5. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Includes Foreign Office note and printed copy of convention.

Lord Pauncefote (Washington) to Sir Thomas Sanderson, 12 November 1900 (Item Private. AJCP Reel No: 7279)

Re effect of U.S. navigation laws on trade between Sydney and Honolulu.

Foreign Office to Consul General William Pickersgill (San Francisco), 22 March 1900 (Item 1900-03-22)

(Telegram) to telegraph Hoare re Cranstoun's claim. Includes Foreign Office note.

Foreign Office to William Hoare, 18 April 1900 - 12 June 1900 (Item 1-2. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Re claim of Cranstoun for compensation for arrest and deportation in 1895; and claims of British subjects for arrest in 1895. Foreign Office note included.

William Hoare to Lord Salisbury, 31 January 1900 - 4 September 1900 (Item 1-15. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Subjects include: movements of survey ships; claim of John Cranstoun; claims of British subjects; Act to provide government for Hawaii; meeting of Chinese seeking restoration of Chinese Emperor...

William Pickersgill to Foreign Office (Telegram) re plague at Honolulu, 2 January 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

William Pickersgill to Foreign Office (Telegram) re deaths at Honolulu, 3 January 1900 - 4 January 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

William Pickersgill to Foreign Office (Telegram) re deaths from plague at Honolulu, 3 January 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

William Pickersgill to Foreign Office (Telegram) re deaths from plague at Honolulu, 20 January 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

William Pickersgill to Foreign Office (Telegram) re deaths from plague at Honolulu, 5 February 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

William Pickersgill to Foreign Office (Telegram) re deaths from plague at Honolulu, 20 February 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Consular Section: Foreign Office to William Hoare, 30 May 1900 - 12 December 1900 (Item 1-5. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Payment of expenses; his appointment; leave of absence to vice consul; ship agreements.

Consular Section: William Hoare to Lord Salisbury., 1 January 1900 - 31 December 1900 (Item 1-22. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Subjects include: consulate officials; return of births, marriages and deaths; establishment of Victoria Hospital; proceedings of naval courts; inspection of Captain Cook's monument.

Commercial Section: Hoare to Lord Salisbury, 4 January 1900 - 7 September 1900 (Item 1-16. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

(46p)...

Foreign Office to Joseph Choate re ratification of Tripartite Samoan Convention, 14 February 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Joseph Choate to Lord Salisbury re Samoan Convention, enclosing copy of declaration by President William McKinley, 2 March 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Foreign Office to Sir Francis Mowatt re Pacific cable and acquisition of Necker Island, 5 January 1900 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Foreign Office covering note, 4 May 1899 (Item AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Re Convention between U.K., Germany and U.S.A. relating to the settlement of certain claims in Samoa by arbitration 1900 (5p).

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote, 26 February 1901 (Item 39. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Re claims of British subjects in Hawaii: that further efforts should be made for compensations possibly via arbitration.

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re losses sustained by foreigners in bombardment of Samoa, 22 April 1901 (Item 89. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Foreign Office to Sir Julian Pauncefote re education of King Malietoa, 20 May 1901 (Item 108. AJCP Reel No: 7280)

Foreign Office to Gerald Lowther re Samoan claims, 8 August 1901 (Item 159. AJCP Reel No: 7280)