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Dispatch Nr. 16 dated 2 April 1847, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the use of anathema by the Rabbis of Jerusalem to deter foreign born Jews from leaving Palestine (pp. 38-39).
Dispatch Nr. 21 dated 26 May 1847, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the arrival of Zarcef Mustafa new Pasha of Jerusalem (pp. 58-59).
Dispatch Nr. 30 dated 4 October 1847, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Further report on the attack committed on English seamen (pp. 86-89).
Dispatch Nr. 21 dated 7 July 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the trouble in Palestine caused by conflicts among the rural population (pp. 239-257).
Dispatch Nr. 27 dated 28 August 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the outbreak of cholera in Acre including a public proclamation received from Constantinople on this matter (pp. 267-270).
Dispatch Nr. 2 dated 22 January 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the consecration of the new Anglican church in Jerusalem under the name of Christ Church (pp. 334-339).
Dispatch Nr. 10 dated 20 March 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the arrival in Jerusalem of the Count Joseph Pizzamano, first Austrian Vice-Consul to Jerusalem (p. 373).
Dispatch Nr. 12 dated 23 March 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the making by the Russians of a census of the Jews claiming their protection with observations on the situation of this population (pp. 377-380).
Dispatch Nr. 23 dated 18 May 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on a tour made by the Consul from Jerusalem to Gaza and Hebron, principally for the purpose of inspecting the quarantine establishments (pp. 463-466).
Dispatch Nr. 25 dated 9 August 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the purchase by the English Bishop of a house in Nablus intended to serve as a school and for religious instruction in the Arabic language for local Greek Orthodox Christians (pp. 478-480).