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).
Dispatch Nr. 11 dated 23 April 1861, from James Finn, Consul to Henry Lytton Bulwer, Ambassador
Report on the visit to Jerusalem of English naval Officers and men with observations on the effect produced (no page number).
Report on the request made by the Governor of Jerusalem to recover from British subjects the tax on the retail sale of wine and spirits for the last three years (pp. 152-155).
Dispatch Nr. 11 dated 25 March 1857, from James Finn, Consul to Stratford Canning, Ambassador
Report on the welcomed arrival of troops in Jerusalem in the context of the town being overcrowded with pilgrims (pp. 486-487).
Dispatch Nr. 11 dated 25 March 1893, from John Dickson, Consul to Francis Clare Ford, Ambassador
Report on the complaint made by the London Jews Society about their books being inspected by the local authorities (pp. 41-49).
Report on the departure of the Russian Consul and other consequences in Jerusalem of the rupture between Russia and Turkey (no page number).
Further report on the dissensions inside the Jewish community about the teaching of Arabic language to Jewish boys (no page number).
Report on the dissensions between the Greek Patriarch and his clergy with observations on the Russian actions in the matter (no page number).
Report on the attempt that was made to assassinate the Greek Patriarch with observations on the supposed motives (pp. 321-323).
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).