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Dispatch Nr. 16 dated 7 June 1859, from James Finn, Consul to James Harris, Foreign secretary
Report on the fear of the Abyssinian colony in Jerusalem after the false report that the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia was about to purchase their convent from the Copts and to eject them from it (pp. Including observations on the absence of documents for the Abyssinians to claim the property of their convent (pp. 355-360).
Dispatch Nr. 44 dated 17 November 1859, from James Finn, Consul to John Russell, Foreign Secretary
Report on the intensive work outside the walls of Jerusalem on the road to Jaffa, that from the city to the Convent of the Cross and on several other buildings (pp. 391-392).
Dispatch Nr. 11 dated 9 April 1860, from James Finn, Consul to Henry Lytton Bulwer, Ambassador
Report on the visit in Jerusalem of the Comte de Paris and the Duc de Chartres (pp. 547-548).
Dispatch Nr. 17 dated 19 May 1860, from James Finn, Consul to Henry Lytton Bulwer, Ambassador
Further report on the request made by the Protestants of Jerusalem to obtain a firman for the erection of a church for public worship (pp. 575-584).
Dispatch Nr. 34 dated 31 July 1860, from James Finn, Consul to Henry Lytton Bulwer, Ambassador
Report on the climate of fear among the Christian population of Jerusalem (pp. 723-726).
Dispatch Nr. 5 dated 16 February 1861, from James Finn, Consul to Henry Lytton Bulwer, Ambassador
Report on the death of the Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem. Report on the revival of the Prussian order of St. John in Jerusalem (no page number).
Dispatch Nr. 21 dated 20 June 1861, from James Finn, Consul to Henry Lytton Bulwer, Ambassador
Report on the quarrel that took place in Bethlehem between Latins and Armenians about a mat which had been placed on the way to the Holy Manger (no page number).
Dispatch Nr. 31 dated 21 June 1861, from James Finn, Consul to John Russell, Foreign Secretary
Report on the opposition of some Rabbis with the right of every British subject to appeal for justice at the Consulate, enclosing especially a letter sent by the Consul to the head of the Jewish community in Jerusalem (no page number).
Dispatch Nr. 35 dated 2 July 1861, from James Finn, Consul to John Russell, Foreign Secretary
Further report on the quarrel that took place in Bethlehem between Latins and Armenians about a mat which had been placed on the way to the Holy Manger (no page number).
Dispatch Nr. 23 dated 5 November 1861, from James Finn, Consul to John Russell, Foreign Secretary
Report on the visit to Jerusalem of the Count de Chambord (no page number).