Official and general correspondence

Title

Official and general correspondence

Shelfmark

MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 600 / 7

Summary

Includes letters from:

Armitage, Francis Paul, two letters

Alves, Duncan Elliott, with enclosures (copy letter from the Crown Agents for the Colonies, W.L. Paton, about the bauxite industry in British Guiana, and Alves' reply)

Aspinall, Sir Algernon Edward

Berkeley, Sir Maurice Julian

Best, Sir Thomas Alexander Vans

Cary-Elwes, Cuthbert, with enclosure (copy of his letter to the Royal Geographical Society on the spelling of native place names)

Chancellor, Sir John Robert

Collet, Sir Wilfred, five letters

Cookson, Christopher

Crowe, Harry J.

Davson, Sir Edward

Digby, Samuel

Egerton, Sir Walter, two letters

Emerson, Gertrude

Flood, John Ernest William, with enclosures relating to the Committee considering the position of the Colonial Medical Services (the Committee's 'terms of reference' and headings under which 'evidence of witnesses is desired')

Frere, Harold A.

Grannum, Reginald Clifton, with enclosure (copy of his letter to the Salary Commissioners)

Harrison, Sir John Burchmore

Jones, Patrick Nicholas Hill, two letters

King, John Hampden, four letters, with enclosure (a Resolution of the Combined Court about emoluments given to Civil Servants)

King, [Joseph A.], with enclosure (printed statement by the Demerara Bauxite Company Limited prepared at the request of the Colonial Office and Sir Wilfred Collet)

Leechman, Alleyne, five letters, with enclosure (printed copy of 'Carmen Collegii Reginae', Queen's College's school song for which Clementi wrote the words in Latin)

Macaulay, Thomas Bassett, two letters

May, Sir Francis Henry, three letters

May, Lady Helena Augusta Victoria, two letters (one addressed jointly to Cecil and Penelope Clementi)

Menzies, J.C.

Minett, Edward Pigott, two letters

Reid, George R.

Roth, Vincent

Roth, Walter Edmund

Stewart, Sir Gershom

Stewart, Murray

Verney, 4th Baronet (Sir Harry Calvert Williams), three letters, with enclosures (copies of correspondence with the Colonial Office regarding bauxite and the building of a railway)

Warren, Sir Thomas Herbert, two letters, with enclosures (printed copies of speeches given by Warren at Oxford University and related newspaper cutting from the Oxford Chronicle, 7 Mar 1919)

Also includes:

Colonial Bank pass book for the Civil List Contingencies current account, covering the period 30 June 1912 to 20 October 1919

certificate of grant of leave of absence, 20 Oct 1919 (for the period 23 Oct 1919 to 22 October 1920)

Report on the Condition of the Colony of British Guiana during the Great European War, and on the Chief Local Problems Awaiting Solution (Combined Court no. 21/1919) by Clementi, 1919

corrected typescript entitled 'Managing Director's Resume, Colonial Steamer Service 1916 to date (without Camaria Service) and suggestions for economy in 1920', [1919?]

Date

1919

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box