Dispatch Nr. 6 dated 6 February 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the steps taken by the Consul in the question of the outrage committed against a British subject who crossed the enclosure round the Great Mosque of Omar (pp. 158-163).
Report on the state of the North of Palestine after a tour that was made there by the Consul (pp. 294-297).
Dispatch Nr. 1 dated 15 January 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Stratford Canning, Ambassador
Report on the case of a Jew of Jerusalem requesting English protection in fear of being accused of apostasy by Turkish authorities after he has beenforce to embrace Islamism and then having returned to his first religion (pp. 309-310).
Dispatch Nr. 24 dated 19 May 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Request to establish Consular agents in Gaza and Nablus for protection and assistance of the numerous English travellers who pass through these cities (pp. 467-470).
Dispatch Nr. 20 dated 22 May 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Stratford Canning, Ambassador
Further report on the state of affairs and the state of mind of the rural population toward Turkish authorities after the tour made by the Consul from Jerusalem to Gaza and Hebron (pp. 473-477).
Dispatch Nr. 56 dated 6 November 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on a tour made by the Consul in the North of Palestine including Acre, Sour, Saida, Safed and Tiberias (pp. 563-571).
Report on the request for English protection generally made in Palestine by the Jews formerly under Russian dominion, including a petition from the Russian Jews in Safed (pp. 582-587).
Further report on the dissension between the First and Second Rabbis of Jerusalem (pp. 590-591).
Dispatch Nr. 25 dated 9 December 1850, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Further report on the dissension between the Abyssinians and Armenians on the subject of the property of a convent and a little church next to the Holy Sepulchre, including a plan of the controversial spaces (pp. 737-743).
Dispatch Nr. 17 dated 5 April 1847, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the Easter ceremonies that took place without serious disturbance (pp. 42-45).