Guide to the PRO Personal Collections (as filmed by the AJCP)

Carnarvon to Sir Robert Herbert, 6 September 1885 (Item ff.153-155)

conversation with Cardinal Moran on disadvantages of Roman Catholic children in Australia; growing support for denominational education system

Cairns to Carnarvon: seeks further appointment as colonial governor; refers to breakdown of health in South Australia, 5 October 1885 (Item ff.16-17)

Prof. Mahaffey: minute on selection of Irish applicants for educational posts in colonies; refers to vacant post in South Australia, 30 November 1885 (Item ff.154–155)

Carnarvon to Sir Arthur Blyth: forwards Mahaffey's minute, 30 November 1885 (Item ff.156)

Sir Arthur Blyth to Carnarvon: selection of Professor of Mathematics at Adelaide University, will send Mahaffey's suggestion to University, 2 December 1885 (Item ff.157-158)

C. Bathurst to [H. Addington ?], 27 February 1805 (Item f. 79. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

McLean seeks appointment as Collector of Customs at Prince of Wales Island

[J. Bedingfield] to [Unknown], 11 September 1797 (Item ff. 277–8. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Recommends Spanish explorer Mendoza be allowed to leave England.

C. Branson to Pitt, seeks remission of husband's sentence of transportation, 29 April 1794 (Item ff. 55–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Brereton to Pitt, seeks reimbursement for expenses in expedition against Philippines in 1762-1764, 12 July 1794 (Item ff. 110–13. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Lord Castlereagh to Lord Melville, formation of administration at Prince of Wales Island; division of costs between Government and East India Company, 16 February 1805 (Item 121/ff. 208–13. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Alexander Dalrymple to Charles Cathcart, routes to China, including trans-Pacific, 20 July 1787 (Item 121/ff. 256–9. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Curtis to Pitt: encloses letter from Capt. W. Brown, [n.d.] (Item ff. 244–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Capt. W. Brown (Hawaii) to W. Curtis, account of voyage of Butterworth to Pacific, including visits to Hawaii, New Albion, Nootka, 29 December 1792 (Item ff. 246–51. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

P.J. de Wit and J.F. Kirste (Cape of Good Hope) to Pitt, provisions supplied to First Fleet at Cape of Good Hope, 29 November 1787 (Item ff. 214–15. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Capt. A. Phillip. Request to captains of British ships to receive plants and seeds for N.S.W. from P.J. de Wit and J.F. Kirste, [n.d.] (Item ff. 216. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

S. Enderby to Pitt, sends statement on southern whale fishery; seeks right to sail and fish in Pacific Ocean; neither South Sea Company nor East India Company have fisheries, 30 August 1790 (Item ff. 33–4. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

S. Enderby to Pitt, offers ships to carry stores to Botany Bay, 30 August 1790 (Item ff. 35–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Statement on southern whale fishery (Item ff. 37–8. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

S. Enderby to Pitt, complains of duty on produce of southern whale fishery, 30 May 1798 (Item ff. 39–40. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

S. Enderby to Pitt, encloses statement on weakness of Spanish naval defences in Eastern Pacific, 3 December 1799 (Item ff. 41–3. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

S. Enderby to Pitt, growth of southern whale fishery; use of whalers to carry convicts to Botany Bay, 25 November 1790 (Item ff. 44–45. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Lord Falmouth to Pitt, proposes British ships should participate in tin trade between East Indies and China; size of Chinese market, 13 March 1789 (Item ff. 44–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

G. Unwin to D. Scott, urges export of tin to China; tin trade carried on by Dutch from Banca, 12 March 1789 (Item ff. 84–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

S. Garbett (Birmingham) to Pitt, export of British manufactures to Asia; sends three letters from Capt. Blankett and also from East India Company on China trade, 31 October 1791 (Item ff. 112–13. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

[J. Blankett to S. Garbett], n.d.: account of visit to Sandalwood Island and Timor, especially produce and trade, [n.d.] (Item ff. 123–4. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

G. Jackson to - strength of Spanish Empire in America; refers to Spanish route from Acapulco to East Indies, Feb. 1805 (Item ff.13–16. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

E. Jeffries to Pitt, sends paper critical of transportation; proposes system of penitentiary houses, 19 December 1789 (Item ff. 120–3. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

R. Monsom to [Unknown], selection of ship and officers for expedition to East Indies, 23 July 1787 (Item ff. 189–90. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

R. Monsom to [Unknown], appointment of lieutenant, 27 July 1787 (Item ff. 191–2. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

R. Monsom to [Unknown], route to Sumatra, Penang and Bengal; encloses list of charts and instruments needed, 29 July 1787 (Item ff. 193–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, agreement with Navy Board and East India Company on Botany Bay convict ships, 28 September 1786 (Item ff. 17–19. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, requests reply to plan submitted to Treasury on regulation of convicts, 7 September 1789 (Item ff. 20–1. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, prevailing opinion no more convicts will be sent to Botany Bay; economical nature of Richards' scheme, 8 January 1791 (Item ff. 22–3. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, corrects statement on cost of maintaining convicts in hulks, 22 April (Item ff. 24–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, comparison of costs of D. Campbell and Richards in maintaining convict hulks, 17 April 1788 (Item ff. 26–9. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, renews offer of scheme for maintaining convicts, 29 March 1788 (Item ff. 30–1. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt contract to carry convicts to Botany Bay; suggests ships return with East India Company cargoes, 9 September 1786 (Item ff. 32–3. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, difficulties raised by shipowners; believes passage from Botany Bay to China may be performed in less than three months, 6 October 1786 (Item ff. 34–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to T. Steele, fitting out of convict ships, 3 June (Item ff. 36–9. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, superiority of Richards' plan for carrying convicts to N.S.W. to that of D. Campbell, 4 April 1792 (Item ff. 40–1. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, offers to supply stores to N.S.W.; need for independent settlers, 10 October 1792 (Item ff. 42–3. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards to Pitt, seeks answer to proposal; conveyance and provisioning of First Fleet was superior to that of later Fleets, 25 October 1792 (Item ff. 44–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

J. Rolle to Pitt, Pitt's promise to enforce sentences of transportation as soon as possible; taxes, 24 July 1786 (Item ff. 9–10. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

G. Rome to Pitt, advantages to southern whale fishery in free admission of spermacide candles to Roman Catholic countries, 23 May 1786 (Item f. 96. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

T. Wolfe Tone to [Pitt], proposes establishment of colony at Sandwich Islands; advantages as base for attack on Spanish colonies; compares cost with that of Botany Bay, 10 August 1788 (Item ff. 254–7. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

T. Wolfe Tone to [Pitt], recapitulates on advantages of colony at Sandwich Islands, 23 August 1788 (Item ff. 258–9. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Report on high mortality among convicts on transport Neptune on voyage to N.S.W., 25 October 1792 (Item ff. 52–5. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Report on condition of convict ship Neptune, 9 October 1792 (Item ff. 375–7. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Papers on fitting out of convict ship Neptune, 1789 - 1792 (Item ff. 379–98. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Account of bounties paid to vessels fitted out for southern whale fishery, 1777 - 1786 (Item f. 191. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Account of number of ships fitted out in Scotland for southern whale fishery, 1763 - 1785 (Item f. 192. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Account of number of ships now fitting out In Scotland for Greenland and southern whale fishery, 6 April 1786 (Item f. 193. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Account of number of ships fitted out in Britain for southern whale fishery, 1763 - 1785 (Item f. 199. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Comparative state of southern whale fishery, 1786 - 1788 (Item f. 200. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Commercial statement on southern whale fishery, 1787 - 1789 (Item ff. 201–2. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Number of ships which returned to England from southern whale fishery, 1788 (Item ff. 203–4. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

State of southern whale fishery, 16 May 1790 (Item ff. 205–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards. Plan for care and maintenance of convicts, 3 June 1788 (Item ff. 60–9. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

W. Richards. Memorandum on care of convicts, [n.d.] (Item ff. 134–7. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Table of dividends of Dutch East India Company 1605-1700, [n.d.] (Item f. 216. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Mr. Bath. 'Observes on Botany Bay', 13 April 1789 (Item ff. 274–8. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Sir George Young. 'Outline of advantages that may result from settlement made on coast of New South Wales', 1784 (Item ff. 279–84. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Meeting of Court of Directors on plan for southern whale fishery, 4 May 1786 (Item ff. 83–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Meeting of Court of Directors on plan for southern whale fishery, 10 May 1786 (Item f. 87. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

R. Brooke to Court of Directors, Dutch resentment at new settlement at Penang, 29 June 1787 (Item f. 205. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Memorandum on Dutch spice trade, [n.d.] (Item ff. 191–9. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

J. Turnbull. Proposal for specie to be shipped from Acapulco to Manila and thence to East India Company at Canton, 28 January 1786 (Item ff. 254–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Bencoolen and Penang, 1788 (Item f. 4. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Bencoolen and Penang, 1789 (Item f. 12. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Bencoolen and Penang, 1790 (Item f. 40. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Bencoolen and Penang, 1791 (Item ff. 61–2. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Don Firmin de Tastel. Memorandum on proposed agreement between East India Company and Royal Philippine Company, 25 July 1788 (Item ff. 111–13. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Don Firmin de Tastel. Objections to proposed article in agreement with Royal Philippine Company, 31 July 1788 (Item ff. 114–15. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Questions raised at negotiations between English and Dutch East India Companies, 17 January 1790 - 20 January 1790 (Item ff. 177–8. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Refers to possibility of Botany Bay prejudicing interests of both Companies (Item AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Consideration on subject of treaty between Britain and Holland relative to their interests in India; the spice trade, n.d., [n.d.] (Item ff. 179–87. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Sir Charles Middleton to Lord Chatham, history of Navy Board's administration of transports; refers to 'Botany Bay business', 10 January 1794 (Item ff. 58–60. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Capt. J. Blankett (Macao) to Lord Chatham, account of voyage to East Indies, including Timor, 26 February 1791 (Item ff. 217–18. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Capt. J. Blankett (Canton) to Lord Chatham, trade with Japan; discoveries In North Pacific by adventurer Douglas; weakness of Manila, 9 April 1791 (Item ff. 219–22. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Capt. J. Blankett to Lord Chatham, declining fortunes of Dutch East India Company, 22 February 1792 (Item ff. 223–6. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Sir Edward Pellew (Madras) to Lord Chatham, naval operations in East Indies; Lord Minto, 19 October 1807 (Item ff. 231–4. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Sir Edward Pellew (Malacca) to Lord Chatham, destruction of Dutch shipping; advantages to possessing Malacca, 27 January 1808 (Item ff. 235–8. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

Sir Edward Pellew (Madras) to Lord Chatham, operations against Java; transfer of government to Samarang, 20 October 1808 (Item ff. 239–42. AJCP Reel No: 5992)

C. Abbot to Judge L. Fox (Limerick), sends report by Judge R. Day on case of Sir Henry Hayes; enormity of offence; sentence should be commuted to transportation for life, 25 July 1801 (Item ff. 57-60. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

L. Fox (Cork) to [Abbot], sentence of death on Sir Henry Hayes; power of respite rests with executive government; similar sentence passed on T. Murphy, 18 August 1801 (Item ff. 61-2. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

L. Fox (Monagh) to [Abbot], trial of T. Murphy; likely effect of different punishments on public mind, 2 September 1801 (Item ff. 63-7. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

W. Grant to Abbot, case of Sir Henry Hayes; appeals for further mitigation of sentence, 22 October 1801 (Item ff. 187-8. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

C. Abbot (Dublin) to W. Grant, Lord Hardwicke not prepared to mitigate sentence further, 26 October 1801 (Item ff. 189-90. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

R. Ford (Home Office) to C. Abbot, removal of male convicts at Oxford Gaol; female convicts to remain until ships sail for Botany Bay, 8 February 1802 (Item ff. 360-2. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

Lord Chancellor of Ireland to Lord Hardwicke, trial of Sir Henry Hayes; criticises Abbot for directing Judge to signify sentence was not to be executed (extract), 26 August 1801 (Item ff. 52-5. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

Lord Kilwarden to Lord Hardwicke, grounds for urging sentence on Sir Henry Hayes be commuted to transportation for life, 15 September 1801 (Item ff. 106-9. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

Lord Hardwicke to Abbot, transportation order on N. Tandy, 10 Jan. [1802] (Item ff. 182-4. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

A. Marsden (Dublin) to Major-General Marsden, capture of convicts tried and sentenced to transportation, 23 January 1802 (Item ff. 63-5. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

A. Marsden to Abbot, Fort George business; prisoners pardoned on condition of transportation, 6 February 1802 (Item ff. 66-9. AJCP Reel No: 6322)

J. Hume to Russell, Russell's decision on Dorsetshire Labourers, 2 October 1835 (Item f. 229. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Mulgrave (Dublin) to Russell, decrease in number of Irish convicts sentenced to transportation, 21 May [1837] (Item ff. 234–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Archbishop of Dublin to Russell, criticises system of loading colonies with worst reprobates, 8 December 1837 (Item ff. 213–14. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Archbishop of Dublin, Irish emigration; fear in colonies that Government will ship off all useless labour, 11 December 1837 (Item ff. 215–16. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Archbishop of Dublin to Russell, refers to emigration to Australia of lowest dregs of society, 13 December 1837 (Item ff. 230–2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

C. Buller to Lord Glenelg, granting of representative government to Australian colonies; suggests present Act be continued until 1841, 15 April 1838 (Item ff. 325–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

C. Buller to Russell, encloses letter to Lord Glenelg, 17 April 1838 (Item ff. 327–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Howick. Memorandum on continuance of transportation to Australia and land question, 20 April 1838 (Item ff. 333–73. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Stephen to S.M. Phillips, encloses despatch from Sir John Franklin on employment of convicts on public works in Van Diemen's Land, 9 May 1838 (Item ff. 12–17. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir William Molesworth to Russell, delays in Committee on Transportation; Lord Howick's proposals on formation of penitentiaries at Norfolk Island and Port Arthur, 20 June 1838 (Item ff. 112–13. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Melbourne, Canadian rebels should be transported to Van Diemen's Land, 12 December 1838 (Item ff. 82–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell. Memorandum on changes in transportation system and free emigration to Australia, [n.d.] (Item ff. 162–3.AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Melbourne, submits resignation on account of Government's conduct of colonial affairs, 2 February 1839 (Item ff. 184–5.AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Notes on transportation and secondary punishment, 2 February 1839 (Item ff. 186–204. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Hill to Lord Normanby, proposed rearrangement of infantry battalions, including those in N.S.W., 29 August 1839 (Item ff. 433–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Stephen. Memorandum on organisation of Colonial Office, 4 Oct. [1839] (Item ff. 471–8.AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Stephen. Memorandum on colonial legislation, [n.d.] (Item ff. 479–82.AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Normanby to Russell, colonial matters awaiting attention, including Australian convict system and New Zealand land question, 2 September 1839 (Item ff. 5–12. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Archbishop W. Howley to Russell, fund for endowment of colonial bishoprics; establishment of New Zealand and Van Diemen's Land bishoprics, 6 June 1840 (Item ff. 316–17. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Morpeth (Dublin) to Russell, recommends J. Jeffcott as Advocate-General in Australia; European situation, 2 September 1840 (Item ff. 52–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

G. Grey to Russell, accepts appointment as Governor of South Australia, 22 October 1840 (Item ff. 238–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Devon to Russell, seeks information on appointment of Bishop of New Zealand, 27 Feb. [1841] (Item f. 132. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

R. Stewart to Russell, seeks appointment as Governor of Port Phillip, 10 March 1841 (Item ff. 135–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Wellesley to Russell, recommends appointment of Montgomery Martin to Colonial Land and Emigration Board, 18 April 1841 (Item f. 231. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Archbishop W. Howley, suitability of G.A. Selwyn as Bishop of New Zealand (reply), 22 April 1841 (Item f. 244. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Archbishop W. Howley to Russell, recommends appointment of G.A. Selwyn, 22 April 1841 (Item ff. 248–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Archbishop W. Howley to Russell, disposal of lands in New Zealand; Bishop of Barbados, 19 August 1841 (Item ff. 119–20. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Stanley to Russell, Dr. Polding's request for increase in salary during absence from N.S.W., 10 September 1841 (Item ff. 160–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Monteagle to Russell, thanks for letters of Sir George Gipps; Exchequer regulations, 13 November 1841 (Item ff. 223–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Stephen to Russell, Sir James Stirling willing to be Governor of New Zealand, 10 Sept. [1842] (Item f.87. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Somers to Russell, submission of New Zealand Company to Select Committee on affairs of New Zealand; Russell's agreement with Company in 1840, 26 June 1844 (Item ff. 190–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to J. Somers, 1840 agreement; New Zealand land question, 29 June 1844 (Item ff. 192–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Arthur (Poona) to Russell, easy life of governor in India compared with Australian colonies, 17 July 1844 (Item ff. 203–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Palmerston to Russell, emigration and condition of labouring classes, 20 December 1844 (Item ff. 36–40. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Palmerston to Russell, discussions with France on Tahiti and weakness of British port defences, 9 January 1845 (Item ff. 106–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

B. Hawes to Russell, Russell's disapproval of Hawes' New Zealand speech; value of New Zealand Company, 26 July 1845 (Item ff. 227–30. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Wharncliffe to Russell, opposes sending Pentonville prisoners to Van Diemen's Land, 26 October 1845 (Item ff. 286–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

E. Wakefield (Blois) to Russell, Government incitement of natives against settlers in New Zealand; unconstitutional acts of Governor R. Fitzroy, 3 December 1845 (Item f. 10. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to C. Wood, unsuccessful attempt to form Government; Lord Grey's objections; offer of Colonial Office to Grey, 3 January 1846 (Item ff. 34–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

C. Wood to Russell, discussion with Lord Grey on formation of Government; possibility of offering him Colonial Office, 30 June 1846 (Item ff. 329–30. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

C. Wood to Russell, reasons for including Lord Grey in Ministry, 1 July 1846 (Item ff. 20–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, colonial appointments; navigation law; colonial military forces; transportation, 17 September 1846 (Item ff. 169–70. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, necessity of breaking up Norfolk Island convict establishment, 27 September 1846 (Item ff. 334–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, views of T. Spring-Rice on Irish emigration; need to dilute Irish emigration with English and Scotch; renewal of fighting in New Zealand, 16 October 1846 (Item ff. 216–17. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Duke of Wellington, proposals of Lord Grey for reduction of imperial garrisons in colonies and increase of local garrisons, 9 November 1846 (Item ff. 56–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, n.d.: drafting of New Zealand Bill; need for general legislature for all New Zealand, 1 December 1846 (Item f. 3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, refers to New Zealand drafts (Item ff. 34–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Bessborough to Russell, fisheries; emigration proposals, 26 December 1846 (Item ff. 61–2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Bessborough, emigration to colonies, 29 December 1846 (Item ff. 119–20. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, n.d.: paper by Lord Grey on emigration; discontinuance of transportation and effect on penitentiary system in Britain (Item ff. 215–16. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey. Proposals on emigration, [n.d.] (Item ff. 217–21. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

H. Labouchere (Dublin) to Russell, Irish measures; need for emigration, 8 January 1847 (Item ff. 83–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Clanricarde (Dublin) to Russell, need for extensive Irish emigration to colonies to avert wholesale starvation, 8 January 1847 (Item ff. 93–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, cost of emigration, 26 January 1847 (Item f. 217. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Duke of Bedford to Russell, danger of colonies becoming Catholic as result of extensive Irish emigration, 27 January 1847 (Item ff. 221–2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Normanby (Paris) to Russell, criticises premature announcement of abolition of transportation; transportation is effective Irish punishment, 12 March 1847 (Item ff. 238–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Archbishop W. Howley to Russell, revenues of Colonial bishoprics; refers to Bishops Gray and Short, 5 May 1847 (Item ff. 229–31. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, refers to Montgomery Martin and E.G. Wakefield, 31 May 1847 (Item ff. 377–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, necessity of passing New Zealand Bill, 27 June 1847 (Item f. 82. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell. Memorandum on state of Ireland and proposals for Irish emigration to colonies, July 1847 (Item ff. 84–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Auckland to Russell, naval matters; appointment of Admiral Phipps Hornby to command Pacific Station, 20 August 1847 (Item ff. 152–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir William Hooker to Russell, appointments to colonial botanic gardens, including Sydney; Bidwill's case, 3 September 1847 (Item ff. 24–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, Russell's opposition to enlargement of Land and Emigration Commission; status of Catholic Bishoprics; New Zealand Constitution, 13 November 1847 (Item ff. 124–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Auckland. Memorandum on relative naval strength of France and Britain, including East Indies, Pacific, Australia and New Zealand; senior officer at Australia should correspond directly with Admiralty, December 1847 (Item ff. 1–12. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, neglect by Sir Charles Fitzroy, 'a most incapable Governor', of instructions given by Lord Stanley and W.E. Gladstone, 9 March 1848 (Item f. 67. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

T.F. Kennedy (Dublin) to Russell, trial of W. Smith O'Brien, T. Meagher and J. Mitchel, 17 May 1848 (Item ff. 55–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

F. Scott and others to Russell, objects of Society for Promotion of Colonization, 6 June 1848 (Item ff. 139–41. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Propositions to be considered by Committee on Colonization from Ireland, July 1848 (Item ff. 199–201. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, colonial matters; Mitchel should be sent to Van Diemen's Land with ticket of leave, 20 July 1848 (Item ff. 259–60. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Clarenden (Dublin) to Russell, fears of juries in trials of Irish insurrectionists, 21 August 1848 (Item ff. 375–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Auckland to Russell, naval strength; opposes reduction in strength of Pacific Station, 30 August 1848 (Item ff. 415–18. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, possibility of Smith O'Brien issuing subpoena against Russell, 15 September 1848 (Item ff. 78–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir John Jervis to Russell, subpoena served on Russell to attend Smith O'Brien trial, 19 September 1848 (Item ff. 99–100. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir Charles Wood to Russell, possibility of reducing naval strength in eastern Pacific and increasing it in East Indies and Australia, 25 November 1848 (Item ff. 249–50. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Clarendon (Dublin) to Russell, emigration plan; trial of Gavan Duffy, 17 December 1848 (Item ff. 304–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, cost of colonial barracks in N.S.W., 26 December 1848 (Item ff. 359–60. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, despatch to N.S.W. on barracks., 29 December 1848 (Item ff. 371–2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Draft report on Australian legislatures (printed), 29 March 1849 (Item ff. 81–95. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, asks Russell to read report on Australian legislatures, 9 April 1849 (Item ff. 156–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, motion of W. Molesworth in House of Commons, 29 May 1849 (Item ff. 290–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Grey, value of colonies to Britain; possibility of colonies being represented in House of Commons in return for contribution to defence, 19 August 1849 (Item ff. 90–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, Russell's proposal, 23 August 1849 (Item ff. 99–101. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, problems of colonial administration, 22 September 1849 (Item ff. 241–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, power of Australian legislatures to alter their constitutions; defence of Labuan, 15 October 1849 (Item ff. 77–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir John Hobhouse to Russell appointment of Recorder of Penang, 27 October 1849 (Item ff. 169–70. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, despatches on transportation to N.S.W.; unreasonableness of colonists, 1 November 1849 (Item ff. 208–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, colonial matters; Russell's scheme on colonial representation in House of Commons, 21 November 1849 (Item ff. 275–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, self-government for Cape Colony; refers to assistance of J. Stephen with Australian Constitution, 14 December 1849 (Item ff. 61–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, Order-in-Council on transportation to N.S.W., 20 December 1849 (Item ff. 91–2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, Order-in-Council on transportation to N.S.W., 23 December 1849 (Item ff. 99–100. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, West Indies; New Zealand despatch, 11 January 1850 (Item ff. 253–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, proposal of J. Morphett and W. Hutt for House of Lords in South Australia, 27 March 1850 (Item ff. 143–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, despatch from Van Diemen's Land on land sales, 21 April 1850 (Item f. 208. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir Lucius O'Brien to Russell, allegations in Clare Journal of harsh treatment of Smith O'Brien in Hobart, 30 April 1850 (Item ff. 249–53. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Sir Lucius O'Brien, treatment of Smith O'Brien, 2 May 1850 (Item ff. 264–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

B. Hawes to Russell, sends petition supporting Australian Colonies Bill, 19 June 1850 (Item f. 72. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, Angus' claims to seat in South Australian Legislative Council, 4 October 1850 (Item ff. 13–14. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell. sends draft of despatch to Sir Charles Fitzroy on N.S.W. Indigenous Australians, 30 October 1850 (Item ff. 120–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey. Memorandum on military establishment in colonies, 1846 - 1850 (Item f. 184. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell: sends N.S.W. papers referring to Constitution., [n.d.] (Item f. 186. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Draft of speech by Russell referring to Australian Constitution Act, [n.d.] (Item ff. 231–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, letter received from Bishop of Sydney, 6 January 1851 (Item f. 63. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, despatch to N.S.W. Government on status of colonial bishops, 8 January 1851 (Item ff. 69–70. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, postponement of New Zealand Constitution Bill, 11 February 1851 (Item f. 75. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, wishes to send despatch on New Zealand Constitution Bill, 18 February 1851 (Item f. 93. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, proposals of Sir John McNeill on emigration, 11 July 1851 (Item ff. 233–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, Corfu; request by Colonel G. Gawler for honour, August 1851 (Item ff. 3–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Bear (Melbourne) to Russell, sends thirty bottles of Victorian wine, 9 August 1850 (Item ff. 60–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, N.S.W. gold discoveries; military forces in N.S.W., 4 October 1851 (Item ff. 46. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, N.S.W. gold discoveries and defences, 22 November 1851 (Item ff. 187–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

H. Drummond to Russell, motion to table all despatches from Sir James Brooke on Eastern Archipelago Company, 5 February 1852 (Item f. 64. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, New Zealand Constitution Bill; Sir John Pakington's amendments to provisions on Legislative Council, 29 May 1852 (Item ff. 91–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Grey to Russell, New Zealand Constitution Bill; provincial legislatures, 30 May 1852 (Item ff. 94–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Duke of Newcastle to Russell, appointment of Governor of Cape Colony; favours transferring Sir George Grey from New Zealand, 22 August 1853 (Item ff. 186–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

G. Gawler to Russell, dispute with Government and Governor Grey, 18 July 1854 (Item ff. 213–14. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

F.L. Arthur to Russell, death of Sir George Arthur, 20 September 1854 (Item ff. 91–2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Clarendon to Russell, foreign affairs; annexation of Sandwich Islands, 25 September 1854 (Item ff. 125–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Colonial Church legislation; F. Rogers' report on Australian Constitution Acts, 21 October 1854 (Item ff. 236–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Australian Constitution Acts; present provisions would make colonies virtually independent, 30 October 1854 (Item ff. 264–6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Colonial Church legislation; thanks for comments on Australian Acts, 6 November 1854 (Item ff. 13–14. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Correspondence on Constitution of South Australia, July 1854 - December 1854 (Item ff. 184–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

(printed)

Sir George Grey to W.E. Gladstone, debt to New Zealand Company charged on land sales, 14 December 1854 (Item ff. 287–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

W.E. Gladstone to Sir George Grey, opposes payment to New Zealand Company or acquisition of land in New Zealand by British Government, 16 December 1854 (Item ff. 303–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to W.E. Gladstone, New Zealand Company and land sales, 18 December 1854 (Item f. 326. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell (Paris) to Lord Palmerston, willing to accept Colonial Office in new Government, 23 February 1855 (Item ff. 125–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Russell's acceptance of Colonial Office; Australian Constitution Bills, 24 February 1855 (Item ff. 136–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, colonial matters; Ballarat disturbances, 7 March 1855 (Item ff. 49–52. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, no news from Sir Charles Hotham; influx of ex-convicts into Victoria; Australian Constitution Bills, 13 March 1855 (Item ff. 161–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Hotham's report on Ballarat riots; Australian Constitution Bills; opposition to nominated Legislative Councils, 20 March 1855 (Item ff. 216–19. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Australian Constitution Bills, 26 March 1855 (Item ff. 274–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Palmerston to Russell, Russell's absence from England; likely criticism of Colonial Office being left leaderless, 4 April 1855 (Item ff. 129–30. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, South Australian Bill; power of colonial legislatures to alter constitutions, 5 April 1855 (Item ff. 142–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, Van Diemen's Land Act, 9 April 1855 (Item ff. 152–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, sends correspondence with W.E. Gladstone on New Zealand Company debt, 11 May 1855 (Item f. 1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

C.B. Adderley to Russell, draft agreement with New Zealand Company on debt and loan to New Zealand Government, 22 June 1855 (Item f. 78–82. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Sir George Lewis, draft agreement with New Zealand Company, 26 June 1855 (Item f. 97–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Palmerston, resignation as Secretary of State for Colonies, 13 July 1855 (Item f. 129–30. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

H. Labouchere to Russell, acceptance of Colonial Office; Australian Constitution Acts, 15 November 1855 (Item f. 78–9. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

H. Labouchere to Russell, H. Merivale; South Australian Constitution; colonial churches, 2 January 1856 (Item f. 10–11. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

J. Hicks (Melbourne) to Russell, Russell's fine influence on British public life, 12 June 1857 (Item ff. 344–7. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

C. Grey to Russell, Queen wishes to met Queen of Sandwich Islands, 18 July 1865 (Item ff. 192–3. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

W.E. Gladstone to Russell, Shenandoah case, 11 August 1865 (Item f. 215. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir George Grey to Russell, removal of prisoners from Ireland; unsuitability of Gibraltar or Western Australia, 14 December 1865 (Item ff. 72–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Hawaiian affairs; objects of general treaty, [n.d.] (Item f. 266. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

E. Cardwell to Russell, separation of Auckland from New Zealand, 18 Apr. [1866] (Item ff. 284–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to E. Cardwell, separation of Auckland from New Zealand, 20 April 1866 (Item f. 286. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Granville to Russell, disposition of troops in colonies, 5 January 1869 (Item ff. 12–15. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

E. Cardwell to Russell, reduction of colonial garrisons, especially in Canada; withdrawal of troops from New Zealand, 14 March 1869 (Item ff. 48–51. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Carnarvon to Russell, thanks for book; doubts in colonies about strength of Britain's commitment to Empire, 16 January 1875 (Item ff. 363–4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

W.E. Gladstone to Russell: forwards letter from Bishop of Oxford, 13 February 1861 (Item ff. 133. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Bishop S. Wilberforce to W.E. Gladstone, request by King of Sandwich Islands for aid from members of Church of England, 13 February 1861 (Item ff. 134–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Palmerston to Russell, 29 Sept. 1859: request by Duke of Somerset for additions to naval force in Pacific, 29 September 1859 (Item ff. 174–5. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Palmerston to Russell, papers on Sarawak; claim of Sir James Brooke to be Rajah, 2 October 1859 (Item ff. 180–1. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

E. Cardwell to Russell, 18 Aug. 1865: detention of Shenandoah; should not be left to Australian civil authorities, 18 August 1865 (Item ff. 74-76. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Duke of Somerset to Russell, criticises proposal of seizing Shenandoah but not its crew, 9 October 1865 (Item ff. 467–8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Duke of Somerset to Russell, Shenandoah case; weakness of Navy's position, 13 October 1865 (Item ff. 469–70. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Clarendon to Russell: Consul-General in Java to be head of British agents in Eastern Seas, 4 August 1860 (Item f. 26. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Duke of Somerset: passage on warship for Bishop of Honolulu, 20 June 1862 (Item f. 123. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Sir Frederick Bruce to Russell: need to extend telegraph to Singapore to strengthen British position in Straits of Malacca, 27 November 1864 (Item ff. 225-6. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Cowley (Paris) to Russell: difficulty of obtaining information on New Caledonian affair, 12 November 1859 (Item ff. 536-8. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Cowley to Russell: Anglo-French relations; executions at New Caledonia, 16 December 1859 (Item ff. 544–53. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Lord Cowley (Paris) to Russell, 31 Jan. 1865: letter from Emperor to Lord Shaftesbury on New Caledonian missionaries, 31 January 1865 (Item ff. 23-4. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Sir Frederick Bruce: Shenandoah case, 20 May 1865 (Item f. 121. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to G. Dallas, sovereignty of Fiji; proposes delay in foreclosure of mortgage held by American citizens, 14 July 1859 (Item f. 159. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to C. Adams, Admiral Denman ordered to detain Shenandoah, 13 October 1865 (Item f. 179. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Cowley, 12 Dec. 1859: Italian affairs; execution of British citizens at New Caledonia, 12 December 1859 (Item ff. 161-2. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

Russell to Lord Cowley: letter of A. Kinnaird on New Caledonia, 7 January 1865 (Item ff. 157-57A. AJCP Reel No: 5993)

R.W. Horton to Granville, 1822 (Item ff. 38-43. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Acceptance of subpoena to appear in libel case brought against J.T. Bigge.

R.W. Horton to Granville, 8 Sept. [1826] (Item ff. 165–176. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Includes interest in emigration; evidence to Irish Committee; relations with R. Peel, F. Robinson, W. Huskisson.

J. Jebb. The convict question, [1854] (Item ff. 271-282. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Refers to 'enormous amount of evil by which present Australian prosperity has been secured' and drawbacks of reviving convict transportation.

Lord Stanhope to Granville, 19 April [1856] (Item ff. 341-345. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Motion in House of Lords on select committee to consider law and practice of transportation.

Memorandum on A.C. Gregory and Northern Australian exploring expedition, [1857] (Item ff. 225-236. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Refers to a despatch from Sir William Denison recommending an honour for Gregory.

Lord Carnarvon to Granville (Pages 11-24 bundle), 17 July 1874 (Item [Part 1]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Delay in distribution of Fiji papers.

Sir Thomas Murdoch: memorandum on funding of emigration to colonies (Pages 34-9 bundle), 23 October 1869 (Item [Part 1]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Granville: draft reply on New Zealand loan (Pages 34-9 bundle), 10 May 1870 (Item [Part 1]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Granville to R. Lowe: answers to objections to New Zealand loan (Pages 34-9 bundle), 10 May 1870 (Item [Part 1]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

J. Hardcastle (Bury St. Edmunds) to Granville: seeks appointment as Governor of Victoria (Foreign Affairs, Bundle 3), 1 December 1869 (Item [Part 4]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Sir Frederic Rogers to Granville: recommends honour for Fitzherbert, New Zealand negotiator (Foreign Affairs, Bundle 3), 20 January 1869 (Item [Part 4]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Sir George Bowen (Wellington) to Fortescue: sends Parliamentary Paper; lengthy resistance of Maoris; opposition to removal of Imperial troops; influence of F. Weld, J. Fitzgerald and Canterbury doctrinaires; objections to martial law; relations with political leaders (Unnumbered bundle), 2 November 1868 (Item [Part 4]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

R. Meade. Minute on Governor J. Hampton (Unnumbered bundle), n.d. (Item [Part 4]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

A. Abraham to Granville: Church Constitution in New Zealand and Australia (Unnumbered bundle), n.d. (Item [Part 4]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: Pacific kidnapping Bill; objections to transfer of British ships to a Fijian register (Unnumbered bundle), 4 February 1872 (Item [Part 4]. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Personal letters: Sir Arthur Gordon (Newbury) to Granville: return to England; intensely interesting work in Fiji; experiments in native management, 14 September 1878 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Lord Blachford to Granville: Sir George Grey and withdrawal of British troops from New Zealand; defence of Cape Colony, 17 February 1879 (Item ff. 192-195. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Includes part of a letter (f.196) to Granville regarding a demonstration in Brussels in 1848, Feb. 19 1879.

F. Knollys to Granville: invites Granville to be Royal Commissioner for Australasian Exhibitions, 28 March 1879 (Item ff. 333. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Includes: Telegram from the Queen, Aug. 12, 1881; Civil G.C.B.

Sir Arthur Gordon (Ascot) to Granville: sends volumes on Fijian war, 3 July 1879 (Item ff. 723. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Lord Carnarvon to Granville: appointment as Chairman of Commission on Colonial Defences, 1 August 1879 (Item ff. 742–745. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Political letters: Summary of proposals made by Rear-Admiral Sir George Tryon to Australasian colonies as to colonial naval defence in circular letter, 24 December 1885 (Item ff. 1373-1374. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Political letters: Lord Carrington (Sydney) to Granville: naval defence scheme; New Hebrides, 27 May 1886 (Item ff. 1101–1104. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Political letters: E. Stanhope to Granville: proposal of J. Douglas that township in New Guinea be named after Granville, 18 October 1886 (Item ff. 1355–1356. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

J. Douglas to E. Stanhope (extract), 16 July 1886 (Item ff. 1357–1358. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Sir Henry Ponsonby to Granville: Queen Victoria hopes to see King of Hawaii, 5 July 1881 (Item f. 61)

Sir Henry Ponsonby to T. Sanderson: arrangements for Queen to meet King of Hawaii, 7 July 1881 (Item ff. 64–65. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Granville to Queen Victoria: recommends award of G.C.M.G. to King of Hawaii (telegram), 20 July 1881 (Item f. 86. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Queen Victoria to Granville: agrees to G.C.M.G. (telegram), 21 July 1881 (Item f. 87. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Granville to Queen Victoria: gratitude of King of Hawaii to Queen for her kindness, 11 August 1881 (Item ff. 112–113. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Queen Victoria to Granville: unable to award Victoria and Albert Order to wife and sister of King of Hawaii, 12 August 1881 (Item ff. 116–117. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Queen Victoria to Granville: Governorship of N.S.W. (telegram), 13 August 1884 (Item f. 53. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Queen Victoria to Granville: interest of Lord Lorne in Governorship of N.S.W.; inquires about Australian federation, 15 August 1884 (Item f. 59. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Granville to Queen Victoria: Cabinet discussion on German annexation of New Guinea, 3 January 1885 (Item ff. 5-6. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Granville to Queen Victoria: Lord Lorne and Governorship of N.S.W., 16 January 1885 (Item f. 30. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Duke of Argyll to Granville: sends paper by Sir Bartle Frere proposing transfer to New Zealand of redundant soldiers of Indian Army, 10 November 1869 (Item ff. 7-16. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

Duke of Argyll to Granville: refers to letter of Sir Bartle Frere, 12 November 1869 (Item ff. 18–20. AJCP Reel No: 6801)

E. Cardwell to Granville: claims of P.E. Strzelecki for financial assistance; Victorian Government might give grant, 2 April 1869 (Item ff. 18-19. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to E. Cardwell: discussion with Duke of Cambridge on colonial defences, 14 April 1869 (Item ff. 32–33. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Cardwell to Granville: receipt of New Zealand despatches; withdrawal of troops, 19 May 1869 (Item ff. 38–40. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to E. Cardwell: no reason to change New Zealand policy (telegram), 20 May 1869 (Item f. 41. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to E. Cardwell: New Zealand policy, 22 May 1869 (Item ff. 44–45. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Cardwell to Granville: approves draft on withdrawal of troops from Australia, 15 July 1869 (Item f. 51. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Lugard to E. Cardwell: sends statement on detention of 18th Regiment in New Zealand, 28 September 1869 (Item ff. 55–60. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Cardwell (Harrogate) to Granville: detention of 18th Regiment in New Zealand; need to reverse confiscation policy of Sir George Grey; need for precise directions for Sir Trevor Chute, 5 October 1869 (Item ff. 62–63. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Cardwell to Granville: orders for Sir Trevor Chute, 8 October 1869 (Item ff. 65–66. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Cardwell to Granville: requests statute on Victorian Volunteer Corps, 11 December 1869 (Item f. 92. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to E. Cardwell: Victorian Volunteer Corps, 23 December 1869 (Item f. 99. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H.C.E. Childers to Granville: naval defence of New Zealand, 27 October 1869 (Item ff. 31–32. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to H.C.E. Childers: no wish to substitute ships for troops in New Zealand on permanent basis, 27 October 1869 (Item ff. 34–35. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

G. Goschen to Granville: guano island near New Zealand, 30 May 1870 (Item f. 188. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to G. Goschen: proposal by Hammond for amalgamation of Chinese, Japanese and Australian squadrons; Fiji question awaiting decision by Cabinet, 10 January 1872 (Item f. 260. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

G. Goschen to Granville: visit of H.M.S. Cameleon and Scout to Hawaii as counter demonstration to United States naval visit, 25 February 1873 (Item ff. 332–333. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

G. Goschen to Granville: instructions to Admiral Cochrane concerning Sandwich Islands, 15 July 1873 (Item f. 345. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

J. Noel to J. Wetherall: possible interview between Granville and Admiral Cochrane, 16 July 1873 (Item ff. 346–347. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: despatch of free emigrants to Western Australia, 18 June 1869 (Item ff. 164-166. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: Treasury proposals on expenses incurred in sending ships to Australian waters, 28 March 1871 (Item ff. 223–225. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: sends memorandum by R. Herbert on Fiji, 16 December 1871 (Item ff. 247–248. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: deputation on South Sea kidnapping, 9 February 1872 (Item ff. 255–256. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: sends Act to regulate labour traffic in Fiji, 15 October 1872 (Item ff. 281–282. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Wodehouse to J. Wetherall: appointment of consul to Fiji, 4 February 1873 (Item f. 309. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: refers to P.E. Strzelecki, 24 March 1869 (Item ff. 16-17. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: request of P.E. Strzelecki for financial aid; promise made by Sir George Gipps, 29 March 1869 (Item ff. 18–20. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: concurs in action about New Zealand, 21 May 1869 (Item ff. 35–37. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: sends letter from A. Kinnaird about crisis in New Zealand; disaffection spreading to other colonies, 2 August 1869 (Item ff. 93–95. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to W.E. Gladstone: action of Sir George Bowen in establishing decoration: peculiar position of New Zealand, 20 Sept. [1869] (Item ff. 144–145. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: New Zealand guarantee, 12 May 1870 (Item f. 280. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: opening of Parliament: horrible case of ship Hope alias Anna; difficulty of policing the Pacific; Victorian Government ought to accept duty, 11 January 1872 (Item ff. 104-106. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: extreme difficulty in escaping from vote intended to force annexation of Fiji, 22 October 1872 (Item ff. 270–1. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: interview with Commodore J. Goodenough; memorandum from Lord Kimberley [on Fiji], 10 June 1873 (Item f. 82. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Colonial Office. Memorandum on differential duties etc., 15 May 1871 (Item ff. 211–212. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Statistics of colony of Victoria for 1870. Part 3. Finance etc. (printed) (Item ff. 284–290. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Duke of Cambridge to Granville: retention of Imperial troops in colonies; Australian colonies cannot be left undefended, 2 June 1869 (Item f. 28. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Duke of Cambridge to Granville: deplores proposed reduction of military force in colonies; believes it will diminish efficiency of troops, 11 January 1870 (Item ff. 31–35. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Duke of Cambridge: defends withdrawal of Imperial troops from self-governing colonies; evils of double command, 15 January 1870 (Item ff. 36–39. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Duke of Cambridge to Granville: regrets Granville not willing to modify views on colonial garrisons, 17 January 1870 (Item ff. 40–41. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

F. Cloe to R. Meade: Lord Hyde recommends C. Bliss for colonial appointment, 15 Mar. [1870] (Item f. 93. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Herbert to Granville: accepts appointment as Assistant Under-Secretary at Colonial Office, 6 January 1870 (Item f.f 475–476. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Herbert to Granville: sends letter from Featherston concerning General Chute and Sir George Grey, 20 April 1872 (Item f. 480. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to R. Herbert: returns letter, 21 April 1872 (Item f. 481. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H.T. Holland to Granville: Lord Kimberley wishes to send Australian colonies account of relations between Britain and Russia, 19 November 1870 (Item ff. 484–485. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: refusal of Treasury to grant funds to suppress labour traffic in South Seas; grant of magisterial powers to Consul in Fiji; suggests he confer with W.E. Gladstone, 28 April 1871 (Item ff. 221-227. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

J. Wetherall to R. Meade: returns New Zealand decoration, 27 January 1872 (Item f. 249. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Glyn: inquires about changes in Daily Telegraph on colonial policy; no call for Colonial Conference from colonies; good relations with Australia and Canada; Sir George Grey, boiling over with personal discontent, 27 November 1869 (Item ff. 112-113. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Edmund Hammond to Granville: undertakes to send memorandum on Fijian labour question, 6 January 1872 (Item f. 3. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Rosebery: H. Bismarck; Government bound to consider Australian wishes and prejudices on New Guinea, 3 March 1885 (Item ff. 209-215. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H.C.E. Childers to Granville: anger of Australians at failure of Lord Derby to convey Cabinet decision on Germany and New Guinea, 29 September 1884 (Item ff. 193–195. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H.C.E. Childers to Granville: inquires about German annexation of New Guinea; if true, 'disastrous in the last degree', 23 December 1884 (Item ff. 240–241. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H.C.E. Childers to Granville: sends correspondence with Lord Derby on German claims in Fiji; opposes charge on Imperial revenue, 2 February 1885 (Item ff. 270–272. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H.C.E. Childers to Granville: suggests Sir Edmund Du Cane write paper for French Government on failure of convict transportation to Australia; likely Australian response if convicts sent to New Caledonia, 11 February 1885 (Item ff. 275–277. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: Dutch claims to New Guinea, [7 May 1883] (Item ff. 7-8. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: possible appointment of Duke of Albany as Governor of Victoria, 20 May [1883] (Item f. 11. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: proposed statement on eastern New Guinea, [2 July 1883] (Item ff. 12–13. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Derby: letters of H.C.E. Childers on French convicts in Pacific, 5 October 1883 (Item f. 16. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: possible appointment of Lord Lorne as Governor of N.S.W.; no plan for Australian federation, 18 August 1884 (Item ff. 23–24. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: letter to H. Bismarck; surprised that Lord Lorne should seek Governorship of N.S.W., 20 August 1884 (Item ff. 26–27. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: proclamation of New Guinea protectorate; consultation with Bismarck, 16 September 1884 (Item ff. 43–44. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: declaration of New Guinea protectorate, 6 Oct. [1884] (Item f. 56. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Derby: interview with Count Munster about Samoa and Tonga, 11 December 1884 (Item ff. 78–79. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: interview with Count Munster, 11 December 1884 (Item f. 80. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: interview with Count Munster, 11 December 1884 (Item ff. 81–82. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: consultation with Cabinet on colonial annexations, 16 December 1884 (Item ff. 83–84. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: memorandum of R. Meade on Anglo-German relations; need to secure north-east New Guinea, 16 December 1884 (Item ff. 87–88. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Robert Herbert to C. Spring-Rice: extension of British protectorate in New Guinea to meet German southern boundary, 20 December 1884 (Item ff. 89–90. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: reluctance to join in scramble for colonies; German actions in Africa and New Guinea, 28 December 1884 (Item ff. 91–92. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Derby: proposal of Sir Henry Loch that Britain acquire Dutch New Guinea, 10 January 1885 (Item ff. 93–94. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: willing to sound Dutch on acquisition of western New Guinea, 10 January 1885 (Item f. 96. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: Lord Lorne and Governorship of N.S.W.; suspects Prince of Wales intriguing in favour of Lord Carrington, 15 January 1885 (Item ff. 97–98. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Robert Herbert to Lord Derby: Lord Lorne, Lord Carrington and Governorship of N.S.W., 14 January 1885 (Item ff. 99–100. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: Dutch New Guinea, 18 January 1885 (Item f. 104. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Derby: negotiations with Germany about New Guinea boundary, 6 March 1885 (Item ff. 108–109. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Granville: negotiations with Germany on New Guinea boundary, [6 March 1885] (Item f. 110. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Charles Dilke to Granville: conversation with Count Munster; New Guinea the only serious problem; Samoa, 24 February 1885 (Item ff. 235–236. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Hamilton to T. Sanderson: W.E. Gladstone agrees to award of G.C.M.G. to King of Sandwich Islands, 25 July 1881 (Item f. 236. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to W.E. Gladstone: Egyptian finance; China; assumes Bismarckian annexations in Pacific must be accepted, 23 December 1884 (Item ff. 372–3. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: Egyptian finance; German annexation of New Guinea, 25 December 1884 (Item f. 378. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: Lord Derby; reaction to German annexations; doubts whether there are grounds for complaint, 28 December 1884 (Item ff. 391–392. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: seeks further information about New Guinea; Egypt, 28 December 1884 (Item ff. 393–395. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: Egyptian finance; recollection of proceedings in New Guinea, 31 December 1884 (Item ff. 404–405. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: suggestion of Sir Henry Loch that Britain seek to acquire Dutch New Guinea, 13 January 1885 (Item ff. 26–27. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: objections to proposal of Sir Henry Loch; no evidence it would be supported by Australian colonies, 13 January 1885 (Item ff. 28–31. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: Bismarck and annexation of New Guinea; involvement of Australian colonies in affair; German colonisation should strengthen hold of Britain on its colonies, 29 January 1885 (Item ff. 60–62. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: need to deal liberally with Germany about New Guinea, 31 January 1885 (Item ff. 66–67. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to W.E. Gladstone: reply to Count Munster about New Guinea, 1 February 1885 (Item ff. 68–70. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: reply to Count Munster; German treaty with Samoa, 3 February 1885 (Item ff. 73–74. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville: draft on German annexation of New Guinea, n.d. (Item ff. 77–78. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: conversation with H. Bismarck about German colonies, 5 Feb. [i.e. Mar.] 1885 (Item ff. 96–99. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W.E. Gladstone to Granville: need to press forward with Pauncefote settlement for north coast of New Guinea, 6 March 1885 (Item ff. 100–101. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir William Harcourt to Granville: Berlin Conference; objections to views of H.C.E. Childers on protectorates, 23 January 1885 (Item ff. 273–274. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Kimberley: response to Germany concerning Samoa, 22 August 1880 (Item f. 8. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: opposes annexation of Samoa, 24 August 1880 (Item f. 9. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Derby to Lord Kimberley: doubts if United States will annex Sandwich Islands but will seek paramount influence, 14 January 1883 (Item f. 159. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Kimberley to Granville: agrees with Lord Derby, 17 January 1883 (Item f. 165. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

E. Hertslet. Memorandum respecting American designs on Hawaiian Islands (printed), 2 January 1883 (Item ff. 166–170. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to Lord Northbrook: Egyptian finance; nasty question of New Guinea to be settled by Cabinet; foreign relations, 3 October 1884 (Item ff. 7–12. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Alcester to Granville: appointment of Admiral G. Tryon to Australian Station; appointment for Lieut. M. Thompson, 19 September 1884 (Item ff. 9–10. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade: correspondence concerning negotiations with Germany on colonial matters (printed), December 1884 (Item ff. 14–16. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: proposed interview between H. Bismarck and Sir Robert Herbert on New Guinea, 26 September 1884 (Item ff. 98–100. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade (Berlin) to Granville: Anglo-German negotiations; allegations of criminal acts against Germans in Fiji, 15 November 1884 (Item ff. 107–111. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: sends memorandum on interview with Dr Busch of German Foreign Ministry; refers to Cameroons, Bechuanaland, New Guinea, Tonga, Samoa, 13 December 1884 (Item ff. 141–158. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Edward Malet (Berlin) to Granville: message from R. Meade on New Guinea negotiations (cable), 14 December 1884 (Item ff. 17. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: Anglo-German negotiations; refers to New Britain, Samoa, Tonga, 18 December 1884 (Item ff. 18–21. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Edward Malet to Granville: message from R. Meade on German proclamation of New Guinea protectorate (cable), 20 December 1884 (Item ff. 24–25. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: German annexation of New Guinea; likely storm in Australia and New Zealand; hopes Britain will annex Louisiade and other islands; possible German annexation of Samoa, 20 December 1884 (Item ff. 26–29. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: plans to return to England; Bismarck, 20 December 1884 (Item ff. 34–35. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Map of eastern New Guinea showing German southern boundary (Item f. 36. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: decision to remain in Berlin; likely German defence of its actions in New Guinea, 22 December 1884 (Item ff. 37–39. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Granville to R. Meade: Bismarck; New Guinea annexations, 23 December 1884 (Item ff. 40–41. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: interview with Bismarck; New Guinea annexations; Rock Island and Long island and Australia–China trade; German Colonization Society, 27 December 1884 (Item ff. 42–47. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: Rock and Long Islands, 3 January 1885 (Item ff. 53–55. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: amendments to cables about New Guinea; internationalisation of Samoa and Tonga, 10 January 1885 (Item ff. 56–58. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

R. Meade to Granville: colonial negotiations with Germany; direct rule in New Guinea, 24 January 1885 (Item ff. 62–65. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H. Reeve to Granville: recollections of Anglo-French crisis concerning Tahiti in 1844, 2 October 1883 (Item ff. 258–261. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Rosebery to Lord Derby: suggests amendments to French Recidiviste Bill which would mollify Australian colonies (Item ff. 310–311. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Rosebery to Granville: still hopes Recidiviste Bill will not be implemented, 10 July 1884 (Item ff. 312–313. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

A. de Rothschild to Granville: correspondence with H. Bismarck, 22 April 1885 (Item ff. 368–369. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H. Bismarck (Berlin) to A. de Rothschild: Anglo-German relations; criticises change of policy on colonial question by British negotiators; refers to J.B. Thurston, 20 April 1885 (Item ff. 372–374. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Percy Anderson: minute on meeting between Krauel and J.B. Thurston concerning Samoa, 23 April 1885 (Item ff. 370–371. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

H. Bismarck to A. de Rothschild: Anglo-German negotiations; hostility of British Colonial Office, 29 April 1885 (Item ff. 380–381. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Sir Edward Thornton (Washington) to Granville: Fortune Bay affair; plans of King of Sandwich Islands to sell kingdom to a European power, 12 April 1881 (Item ff. 82–85. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

V. Drummond (Washington) to Granville: arrest of Parnell; inquiries about negotiations between United States Government and King of Sandwich Islands, 18 October 1881 (Item ff. 134–136. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Lyons (Paris) to Granville: Egyptian Blue Book; refers to New Hebrides affair, 13 March 1883 (Item ff. 70–71. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Lyons (Paris) to Granville: Tonkin; Egypt; meeting with Sir Francis Bell concerning Recidiviste Bill and New Caledonia, 16 May 1884 (Item ff. 57–60. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Lord Lyons to Granville: amendments to Recidiviste Bill proposed by Lord Rosebery; hard line adopted by Victorian Government; suggestion that New Hebrides be given to France in return for engagement not to transport convicts to Pacific, 7 July 1884 (Item ff. 90–93. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Count d'Aunay to Granville: Madagascar; Anglo-French understanding concerning New Hebrides, 11 July 1883 (Item ff. 53–54. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

W. Waddington to Granville: French convict question and claims of Australian colonies; interpellation of Lord Rosebery, 5 May 1884 (Item ff. 110. AJCP Reel No: 6802)

Includes additional letter to Granville, June 1st 1884: Egyptian negotiations; Mr. Ferry's answers.

Lord Ampthill (Berlin) to Granville: urges speedy settlement of German claims in Fiji, 9 May 1883 (Item ff. 148–9. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Ampthill to Granville: German proposal for mixed Commission to investigate German claims in Fiji; anger aroused by Australian authorities concerning annexation of New Guinea and other islands, 15 March 1884 (Item ff. 197–201. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Ampthill to Granville: interview with Bismarck; complaints of treatment of German claims by colonial authorities, 13 April 1884 (Item ff. 221–222. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Ampthill to Granville: importance placed by Bismarck on settlement of Fijian claims (cable), 21 April 1884 (Item ff. 230. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Ampthill to Granville: interview with Count Munster on Fijian claims; Egypt, 24 April 1884 (Item ff. 231–233. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Ampthill to Granville: Congo and Fijian despatches, 31 May 1884 (Item ff. 238–240. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Ampthill to Granville: appointment of mixed Commission to investigate German claims in Fiji, 28 June 1884 (Item ff. 260–263. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir Edward Malet (Berlin) to Granville: Bismarck in a state of irritation against Britain on account of Cameroons, Samoa, Bechuanaland (cable), 6 December 1884 (Item ff. 74–75. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir Edward Malet to Granville: interview with Count Hatzfeldt about Cameroons, Samoa, Bechuanaland, 6 December 1884 (Item ff. 76–79. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir Edward Malet to Granville: German protectorate in New Guinea (cable), 14 December 1884 (Item ff. 85. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir Edward Malet to Granville: Anglo-German Conference; R. Meade and New Guinea, 20 December 1884 (Item ff. 90–91. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir Edward Malet to Granville: discussions with Bismarck about Egypt and New Guinea, 7 February 1885 (Item ff. 144–148. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Count Munster to Granville: German interest in Pacific Islands; need for Anglo-German understanding on protectorates in New Guinea and New Britain; encloses note on German interest in northern New Guinea, 7 August 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Minute on German trading stations in New Guinea region, n.d. (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Tenterden to T. Sanderson: proposed award of G.C.M.G. to King of Sandwich Islands, 20 July 1881 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

T. Sanderson to F. Synge: returns letter from King Kalakanao of Hawaii, 7 September 1882 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Lord Lyons: appointment of French Ambassador to London; New Hebrides, 7 March 1883 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Lord Lyons: amendments suggested by Lord Rosebery to Recidiviste Bill, 5 July 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Count d'Aunay: postal convention between France and Australian colonies, 13 September 1882 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Lord Ampthill: German claims in Fiji, 23 April 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

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Granville to Lord Ampthill: German claims in Fiji, 26 April 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Sir Edward Malet: sends record of conversation with Count Munster on Samoa, Cameroons and Bechuanaland, 10 December 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Sir Edward Malet, Bismarck; annexation of New Guinea, 23 December 1884 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

G. Buckley to Granville: as New Zealand colonist, supports suggestion that a number of Army commissions be open to Australian-born youths, 9 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir George Bowen to Granville: Imperial Federation; sends copy of letter to W.E. Forster, 12 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

E. Chadwick to Granville: meeting with Agents-General on sanitation in Australia and New Zealand; suggests Dr Richardson be sent on lecture tour, 28 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

L. Fry to Granville: recommends appointment of R. Simpson as Medical Officer in Western Australia, 26 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

R. Finlay to Granville: recommends J.F. Carruthers be confirmed as Sub-Agent for Immigration for Fiji, 20 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Granard to Granville: seeks Governorship of Tasmania, 27 June 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Q. Hogg to Granville: seeks letters of introduction to Governors of Australia and New Zealand, 19 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

W. James to Granville: sends speech of Sir William Des Voeux on native question in Fiji and Australia, 23 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Monck to Granville: sends letter from Sir William Jervois (Wellington) recommending appointments for his private secretary, F. Pennefather, 4 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir P. Maxwell to Granville: seeks appointment for son W. Maxwell as High Commissioner of New Guinea, 9 February 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Prince Jon Ghica to Granville: seeks letter of introduction to Governor of Queensland for Count Michael Stourdza, former Prince of Moldavia (Bundle R), 15 February 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

F. Russell to Granville: sends book on Pacific Islands by nephew H. Romilly, 12 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Elizabeth Romilly to Granville: thanks for praise of book, 16 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Elizabeth Romilly to Granville: seeks C.M.G. for H. Romilly, 17 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

F. Langton to Granville: Lord Wolverton seeks information about new goldfields in Western Australia (Bundle W), 21 June 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

C.P. Lucas to F. Langton: acknowledgment (Bundle W), 23 June 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Cabinet correspondence. Lord Ripon to Granville: inquires about directions to Admiral G. Tryon on annexation of Kermadec Islands, 22 June 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Cabinet correspondence: Granville to Lord Rosebery: dangers of French convicts in Pacific and violent legislation by Australian colonies; acquisition of Rapa, 3 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Confidential letters. Granville to Lord Selborne: references by Sir Henry James and judge to conduct of Sir Arthur Gordon in case of Bryce v. Rusden; suggests Selborne might inform Gordon of charge, 24 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Confidential letters. Lord Selborne to Granville: Bryce v. Rusden; Sir Arthur Gordon and information received from Bishop O. Hadfield; sends draft letter to Gordon, 24 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Confidential letters. Lord Selborne to Granville: sends explanation of Sir Arthur Gordon; requests it not be made public in view of possible legal action, 19 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Confidential letters. Sir Robert Herbert: minute on despatch of Sir Arthur Gordon, 25 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Confidential letters. Lord Selborne to Granville: relations between Sir Arthur Gordon and G. Rusden following publication of book by Rusden, 16 June 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Sir Frederick Napier Broome to Granville: seeks transfer from Western Australia to Tasmania, 12 February 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Lord Carrington (Sydney) to Granville: congratulations on appointment; Australian Naval Defence Scheme; difficulty of arranging meeting of Governors and Premiers, 24 February 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. E.B.P. to R. Meade: mode of establishing Australian Naval Defence Scheme, 12 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Granville to Lord Carrington: Australian Naval Defence Scheme; political crisis in Britain, 16 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Lord Carrington to Granville: Australian Naval Defence Scheme; meeting of unemployed in Sydney; social news, 3 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Granville to Lord Carrington: resignation as Secretary of State, 29 July 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Sir William Jervois (Wellington) to Granville: colonial objections to French annexation of New Hebrides; role of missionaries; Australia has no grounds for Monroe Doctrine in Pacific; encloses cuttings and letter from J. Service on New Hebrides, 21 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Granville to Sir William Jervois: acknowledgment, 15 July 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Sir Henry Loch (Melbourne) to Granville: Australian Naval Defence Scheme; N.S.W. opposition to meeting of Governors and Premiers; New Hebrides agitation, 18 March 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Sir Henry Loch to Granville: Australian naval defence; meeting of N.S.W., Victorian and Queensland representatives with Admiral G. Tryon, 20 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Governors. Granville to Sir Henry Loch: French proposal; G. Berry, 29 July 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Sir Frederick Weld (Singapore) to Granville: financial difficulties; New Zealand property; losses incurred In Tasmania; seeks Governorship of Ceylon, 12 May 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Sir Frederick Weld: acknowledgment, 29 July 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Minutes by R. Meade, Granville, Lord Rosebery and Sir Robert Herbert on Australian agitation about New Hebrides, 1 April 1886 - 3 April 1886 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

List of Exhibition honours. Includes Sir Saul Samuel, Sir Arthur Blyth, J. von Haast, R. Murray Smith (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to G. Canning: forwards logbook of Capt. M. Flinders on H.M.S. Investigator in 1803, 23 June 1825 (Item 394. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

G. Canning to Granville: seeks arrest of E.G. Wakefield, accused of abduction, believed to have fled to Paris, 14 March 1826 (Item 399. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

G. Canning to Granville: protection offered by Percy to E.G. Wakefield, 23 March 1826 (Item 399. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

P. Dillon (Paris) to Granville: claims on French Government on account of expedition in search of Lapérouse, 7 January 1832 (Item 403. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Encloses printed letter to Count Sebastiani, 17 Sept. 1831.

Granville to P. Dillon: unable to press claims any further, 8 January 1832 (Item 403. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

P. Dillon to Granville: expenses incurred on voyage to India and in publication of account of expedition in search of Lapérouse, May 1831 (Item AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Amherst to Granville: introduces Col. W. Sorell residing in Paris; reasons for removal as Governor of Van Diemen's Land, [1833] (Item 405. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to J. Backhouse: claims of Capt. P. Dillon on French Government; audience requested with King Louis Philippe, 14 March 1831 (Item 406. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

J. Backhouse to Granville: requests support for claims of Capt. P. Dillon for expenses incurred in voyage in search of Lapérouse, 11 March 1831 (Item 407. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Granville to Lord Palmerston: discussion with Admiral de Rigny on report that schooner La Favorite had taken possession of New Zealand in name of France, 23 March 1832 (Item 410. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

Lord Palmerston to Granville: forwards letter from Colonial Office on report that France had taken possession of New Zealand, 20 March 1832 (Item 412. AJCP Reel No: 6803)

C. Grey to Cardwell: proposed reduction of colonial corps; approval not yet given by the Queen, 13 November 1869 (Item ff. 97–98. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Cardwell to C. Grey: issue of medals for New Zealand and Abyssinian campaigns, 16 August 1869 (Item f. 105. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

C. Grey to Cardwell: eligibility of colonial soldiers for New Zealand Medal, 2 April 1869 (Item f. 163. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Cardwell to C. Grey: question of eligibility referred to Lord Granville, 5 April 1869 (Item f. 164. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Cardwell to C. Grey: designs for New Zealand and Abyssinian Medals, 17 March 1869 (Item f. 167. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Duke of Cambridge to Cardwell: colonial garrisons; refers to need for at least two British regiments in Australian colonies, 19 December 1868 (Item ff. 14–19. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Duke of Cambridge to Cardwell: suggests half-pay field officers be sent to New Zealand to help raise and organise local militias and volunteers, 1 February 1869 (Item ff. 52–53. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Duke of Cambridge to Cardwell: official letter on colonial garrisons, 7 April 1869 (Item ff. 152–153. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Cardwell to Duke of Cambridge: sends papers on medals for Abyssinian and New Zealand campaigns, 4 May 1869 (Item f. 190. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Duke of Cambridge to Cardwell: necessity of retaining Imperial troops in colonies, 3 August 1869 (Item ff. 66–69. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Duke of Cambridge to Cardwell: dangers arising from withdrawal of Imperial troops from colonies, 11 January 1870 (Item ff. 16–18. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Duke of Cambridge to Cardwell: need to bring colonial forces into closer connection with Imperial Army; colonial officers should be included in Army List, 20 December 1870 (Item ff. 297–298. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

R. Lowe to Cardwell: forwards letter from daughter of Chief Justice A. Stephen, married to marine officer, 10 November 1869 (Item f. 42. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Minute on Capt. C.E. Stirling, R.A., son of Sir James Stirling, recommended for position of Commandant in Western Australia (Item f. 35. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

G. Goschen to Cardwell: sends note about C.E. Stirling, 8 Nov. [1871] (Item f. 36. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Correspondence between Cardwell and Lord Granville, Secretary of State for the Colonies, 1868-1869. Subjects include retention of 18th Regiment in New Zealand; proposal of Granville that Sir George Grey replace Sir George Bowen as Governor of New Zealand; Grey's confiscation policy; Cardwell's detestation of Grey; Bowen's despatch to Sir Trevor Chute; correspondence between Granville and Grey; Grey's proposal for separating North Island from rest of New Zealand, 1868 - 1869 (Item ff. 1–118. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

Cardwell to Lord Kimberley, 22 December 1870 (Item ff. 116–117. AJCP Reel No: 6800)

memorandum by Duke of Cambridge on closer connection between Imperial and colonial forces; need for Pan-Anglican Union of Armies and Navies