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Register from 11/01/1911 to 31/12/1911, pages 1-469. Pages 2 to 417 include the dispatches received from Jerusalem by the embassy in Constantinople. Pages 419 to 468 include the dispatches sent to Jerusalem from the embassy in Constantinople.
This series contains general correspondence of the British embassy and consulates in Turkey (formerly the Ottoman Empire).
Before 1831 the records in this series are copies made from the general correspondence in FO 78
Creators according to the period:
Foreign Office, Consulates, Ottoman Empire, 1782-1923
Foreign Office, Consulates, Turkey, 1923-1968
Foreign Office, Embassy, Ottoman Empire, 1782-1923
Foreign Office, Embassy, Turkey, 1923-1968
British Foreign Office (FO)
Report on a dispute between the Governor Djevdet Bey and the Military Commandant of Jerusalem, the latter having broken the quarantine put in place to prevent the arrival of cholera (pp. 384-385).
Report on the advancement of the purchasing of land for extension of the Protestant cemetery on Mount Zion, including a plan (pp. 325-327).
Report on the visit to Jerusalem of the Secretary of the All India Suffi Conference, Khwaja Hasan Nizami, in connection with the "Mosque of Omar Incident" (pp. 257-258).
Report on the arrival of Djevdet Bey newly appointed Governor of Jerusalem (pp. 260-261).
Receiving instruction to do every effort to prevent the establishment of Jewish settlements on Turco-Egyptian frontier (pp. 447).
Report on the visit in Jerusalem of Vice-Admiral Aubry, Commander-in-Chief of the Italian Naval Forces in the Mediterranean (pp. 222-223).
Report on a fight between Greek and Armenians Monks that took place in the church of the Ascension in Jerusalem (pp. 178).
Report on the practice of the British schools in Jerusalem with regard to the religious instruction of Moslem pupils (pp. 170-172).