Letter - From F.W. Chesson, London, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
The attempt to blacken MacKenzie's reputation and on the question asked in the House of Commons about this attempt to dictate to Warren; also retails rumour that Transvaal Boers, allied to Secheli and Khama are about to attack Matabeleland, gives evidence to show Kruger's statement that Nicholas Gey was not a Transvaal burgher was false
Letter - From Emil Holub, Linokanu, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On the delays and difficulties of his journey to the Zambesi; asks if Khama should have British protection against threats of the Matabele
Letter - From John Noble, Cape Town, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Advising that Sir C. Warren make known to the British public full details of the progress of the expedition
Letter - From Albert Tritsch, Cape Town, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Congratulating MacKenzie on triumphing over his enemies and stating his belief that a Crown Colony be set up with Warren and MacKenzie in charge
Letter - From T. Jensen, Linokanu, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On salted horses and on his sending some products to be sold as money is very scarce with them
Letter - From J. MacKenzie, Mafeking, To Cullen
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On the strained relations between Warren and Robinson, goes into great detail on difficulties put in Warren's way
Letter - From L.G. Lee, Vryburg, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Congratulates MacKenzie on the results of the elections, which vindicated his policy; comments on fact that council so elected is to be purely advisory and suggests that it be given prior to act and be recompensed for it's labours; advises against the annexation of Stellaland to Cape Colony
Telegram - From J. Slater, Grahamstown, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asks details of dispute between Warren and governor before a meeting of Warren's supporters be held
Letter - From J.E. MacKenzie (son), Taung, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
On the unsettled state of the country, the trekking of the Boers into the Transvaal and the dispute between Robinson and Warren
Letter - From Robert Moffat, John Smith Moffat, J. Brown, Kuruman, To J. MacKenzie
Parte de Rev. John Mackenzie Papers
Asking how long it will take him to complete revision of Secuana new testament, whether criticisms should go before the Revisory Committee and whether work should be done by the translator alone or by a committee