Transmission of a letter from Thomas Cook and Son (London) begging for help in their difficulties for being paid by the Mutessarif for the services contracted on the occasion of the visit of the German Emperor (pp. 169-176).
Report on the arrival in Jerusalem of the Prince Victor Emmanuel of Naples and the Princess of Naples that travelled incognito (p. 108).
Report on the complaint made by an English citizen on his 19 years old son who professes to be a guide to travellers and is living in a Jewish Quarter called Mea Shearim (pp. 109-124).
Report on the supposed opening of a French Post Office in Jerusalem (p. 154).
Report on the visit in Jerusalem of the Russian Admiral Biriteff with men belonging to his war vessels (pp. 191-192).
Report on the recent outbreak of smallpox of a virulent type in the Consular District of Jerusalem including a report drawn up by medical officers attached to the London Society for Promoting Christianity among the Jews (pp. 193-202).
Dispatch Nr. 28 dated 10 May 1901, from John Dickson, Consul to Nicholas O'Conor-Don, Ambassador
Report on the administrative and economic state of the Mutessarifat of Jerusalem for the quarter ended March 31th 1901. The report particularly mentions the question of supplying Jerusalem with water and the inefficiency of the local police (pp. 82-88).
Dispatch Nr. 37 dated 17 June 1901, from John Dickson, Consul to Nicholas O'Conor-Don, Ambassador
Report on the nomination of Mohamed Djavid Bey as Mutessarif of Jerusalem (p. 107).
Further report on the opening of a Russian Post Office in Jerusalem (pp. 145-147).
Dispatch Nr. 57 dated 14 October 1901, from John Dickson, Consul to Nicholas O'Conor-Don, Ambassador
Report on the administrative and economic state of the Mutessarifat of Jerusalem. The report particularly mentions the question of supplying Jerusalem with water and the inefficiency of police in that town (pp. 166-172).