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Dispatch Nr. 36 dated 3 December 1847, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the appointment of a new Bishop for Alexandria by the Greek Patriarch in Jerusalem (pp. 103-104).
Dispatch Nr. 5 dated 5 February 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the question of the Protestant burying ground whose property is still not definitely recognized and that is not yet enclosed by a wall (pp. 164-167).
Dispatch Nr. 9 dated 22 March 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Cowley, Ambassador
Report on disturbances that took place in Bethlehem between Greeks, Armenians and Latins despite the efforts made by the Pasha to prevent them (pp. 187-188).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 23 May 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Stratford Canning, Ambassador
Copies of two reports by the Municipal Council of Jerusalem on the subject of foreign pilgrims visiting the city and that were sent by the Sublime Porte to the English Embassy (pp. 302-308).
Dispatch Nr. 21 dated 22 June 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on a public capital execution by beheading that took place in Jerusalem (pp. 237-238).
Dispatch Nr. 22 dated 31 July 1848, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the removal of the buried bodies to the new English cemetery in Jerusalem on Mount Zion (p. 258).
Dispatch Nr. 4 dated 29 January 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report on the visit to Jerusalem of the Princess Chlodwig zu Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst (pp. 352-353).
Dispatch Nr. 8 dated 1 March 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Stratford Canning, Ambassador
Report on the outrages committed in Jerusalem by Turkish soldiers against an English Jew and his family in their house (pp. 367-370).
Dispatch Nr. 36 dated 20 July 1849, from James Finn, Consul to Lord Palmerston, Foreign secretary
Report upon Protestants, Greeks, Greek Catholics and Armenian Churches in Palestine (pp. 493-498).