Dispatch Nr. 39 dated 13 July 1893, from John Dickson, Consul to Arthur Nicolson, Chargé d'affaires
Report on the difference between Abyssinians and Copts after the latter enlarged the door of the convent occupied by the Abyssinians (pp. 169-175).
Dispatch Nr. 62 dated 12 October 1893, from John Dickson, Consul to Francis Clare Ford, Ambassador
Further report on the request made to the Young Men Christian Association to remove the sign board from over their room (pp. 245-247).
Dispatch Nr. 63 dated 12 October 1893, from John Dickson, Consul to Francis Clare Ford, Ambassador
Report on the upcoming visit to Jerusalem of a Russian General and an Ecclesiastic of high rank with observations on the reasons for it (pp. 248-253).
Dispatch Nr. 82 dated 12 December 1893, from John Dickson, Consul to Francis Clare Ford, Ambassador
Report on the reaction of the Turkish authorities after the publication of a book called "Jerusalem Illustrated" that was written by Mr. G . Robinson Lees from the London Jews Society (pp. 342-360).
Dispatch Nr. 22 dated 29 March 1894, from John Dickson, Consul to Philip Currie, Ambassador
Report on the visit to Jerusalem of the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein, brother-in-law of the German Emperor (pp. 67-68).
Dispatch Nr. 41 dated 13 July 1894, from John Dickson, Consul to Philip Currie, Ambassador
Transmission of the budget of the Mutessarifat of Jerusalem for the year ended March 13th 1894 (pp. 127-130).
Dispatch Nr. 2 dated 23 January 1895, from John Dickson, Consul to Philip Currie, Ambassador
Report on the fact that, contrary to what was stated in the "Graphic" of December 22th 1894, there was not any violence committed by Turkish soldiers in Bethlehem outside the church of the Nativity on occasion of the Easter Eve (pp. 3-6).
Dispatch Nr. 10 dated 26 February 1895, from John Dickson, Consul to Philip Currie, Ambassador
Report on the visit to Jerusalem of the Earl of Northbrook and his visit to the Cave of Macpelah (pp. 30-32).
Dispatch Nr. 40 dated 16 March 1895, from John Dickson, Consul to Philip Currie, Ambassador
Report on the outbreak of cholera in Akaba and the establishment of sanitary cordons in Hebron and Gaza (pp. 136-137).
Dispatch Nr. 11 dated 22 March 1895, from John Dickson, Consul to Philip Currie, Ambassador
Further report on the fact that the teaching of the Turkish language will become compulsory in all Christian and foreign schools, including a list of concerned establishments under British protection (pp. 34-44).