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Archival descriptionA list of fees of the Governor's Secretary, the Receiver-General and of legal fees paid at the respective offices for entering and clearing vessels
A list of fees of the Governor's Secretary, the Receiver-General and of legal fees paid at the respective offices for entering and clearing vessels
A true copy of the various paragraphs wherein Governor Brooke has recommended Lieutenant-Governor Robson to the Honourable Company
A true copy of the various paragraphs wherein Governor Brooke has recommended Lieutenant-Governor Robson to the Honourable Company
Abercrombey, Major, Castle of Good Hope. To Lieutenant-Colonel [Edward] Robinson
Abercrombey, Major, Castle of Good Hope. To Lieutenant-Colonel [Edward] Robinson
Abercrombey, Major, Rondebosch. To Lieutenant-Colonel [Edward] Robinson
Abercrombey, Major, Rondebosch. To Lieutenant-Colonel [Edward] Robinson
Abstract of contingent expenses incurred between the 1st May 1797 and 30th Aural 1798
Abstract of contingent expenses incurred between the 1st May 1797 and 30th Aural 1798
Abstract of instruction given to Earl Macartney on how he should govern the new colony
Abstract of instruction given to Earl Macartney on how he should govern the new colony
Abstract of instructions, in Earl Macartney's handwriting referring to the future government of the Cape
Abstract of instructions, in Earl Macartney's handwriting referring to the future government of the Cape
Abstract statement of expenditures for the extraordinaries of His Majesty's Forces at the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope for one year, commencing the 1st May 1797 and terminating the 30th April 1793
Abstract statement of expenditures for the extraordinaries of His Majesty's Forces at the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope for one year, commencing the 1st May 1797 and terminating the 30th April 1793
Account between William Huskisson, Esq., Agent for the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, with Alexander Davison, Esq., of London
Account between William Huskisson, Esq., Agent for the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, with Alexander Davison, Esq., of London
Account for demurrage and deficiency in cargo due to part of the cargo being damaged, addressed to the owners and master of the ship Jane
Account for demurrage and deficiency in cargo due to part of the cargo being damaged, addressed to the owners and master of the ship Jane
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