Notes on the unloading and weighing of goods and how to prevent thefts [in India]
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Notes on the unloading and weighing of goods and how to prevent thefts [in India]
Account of the island of St. Helena in 1779 by Major Rennet
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Account of the island of St. Helena in 1779 by Major Rennet
List of the ships of the Royal Spanish navy with details of tonnage and a résumé of how many ships of each kind are stationed at Cadiz, Ferrol and Cartagena
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List of the ships of the Royal Spanish navy with details of tonnage and a résumé of how many ships of each kind are stationed at Cadiz, Ferrol and Cartagena
Burgher Senate, Cape of Good Hope. To Major-General [James Henry] Craig
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Burgher Senate, Cape of Good Hope. To Major-General [James Henry] Craig
Abstract of instruction given to Earl Macartney on how he should govern the new colony
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Abstract of instruction given to Earl Macartney on how he should govern the new colony
Scott, David, India House, [London]. To H. Dundee, (London)
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Scott, David, India House, [London]. To H. Dundee, (London)
Le Mesurier, Paul, East India House, [London]. To the Court of Directors, East India Company, [London]
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Le Mesurier, Paul, East India House, [London]. To the Court of Directors, East India Company, [London]
Receipt for 305 (1830 rix dollars), being the total amount of 200 days batt and forage money allowed for the medical staff for 1976, issued to John Pringle, Commissary General
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Receipt for 305 (1830 rix dollars), being the total amount of 200 days batt and forage money allowed for the medical staff for 1976, issued to John Pringle, Commissary General
Contract between Jacobus Johannes Vos and George Frederick Goetz on the one hand and Sir James Henry Craig on the other hand by which the former agree to build stables and barracks at Stickland to certain specifications in return for a sum of 11,000.00 rix dollars
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Contract between Jacobus Johannes Vos and George Frederick Goetz on the one hand and Sir James Henry Craig on the other hand by which the former agree to build stables and barracks at Stickland to certain specifications in return for a sum of 11,000.00 rix dollars
Order in Council made by His Majesty George III at the Court of St. James, relating to trade at the Cape of Good Hope
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Order in Council made by His Majesty George III at the Court of St. James, relating to trade at the Cape of Good Hope
