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Family of Abu Saud, Jerusalem, to Conder: draws attention to their petition for compensation for damage done to their house by Captain Warren’s excavations, sent to Dr.Chaplin ten months previously and asks for consideration of their petition (with translation by Conder).

Chaplin, Jerusalem, to Besant: Russian Consul unable longer to sore Ganneau’s things; the claim of the Abu Saud family against the PEF.

N.T. Moore, Consul, Jerusalem, to Ld. Derby (Despatch No. 27): gives an account of the claim of the Abu Saud family for damages and of the actions he has taken.

Thomas Chaplin, Jerusalem, to N.T. Moore: asserts that the damage to Abu Saud’s house was caused by excessive rainfall rather than by Warren’s excavations (Copy enclosed 2 in Moore’s Despatch No. 27).

One fair copy and 2 drafts, assigned n°50,01, n°50,02, n°50,03, Feb. 8, 1876.

Col. C.W. WIlson, Royal Enginners, Varna, to Besant: Enclosed memo for Sub-Committee.
“I was not aware that it was one of the functions of the Executive Committee . . . to examine into the professional qualifications of an officer . . . I hope the old sores of years ago will not be opened now.”
2 copies assigned n°53,01 and n°53,02.

Subfile n°60,01 : PEF-DA-JER-WAR-60-1.1-39. Plans to illustrate Lt. Warren’s letters from Jerusalem, 1867-1869. (Nos. 6,11,14-17,24,39 inserted loose] see Appendix. facs (lithographed) various dimensions to max 44 x 54 cm, bound, some signed by Sgt. H. Birtles, Royal Engineers and Corporal Cock, Royal Engineers. Proofs.

Subfile n°60,02 : PEF-DA-JER-WAR-60-2.1-36. Plans identical to those listed in PEF-DA-JER-WAR-60-1 up to and including .36 (plans numbered above as 37, 38, and 39 are noted as missing from this set. Previously bound. PEF-DA-JER-WAR-60-2.37 is the manuscript list of contents from this bound volume which lists 36 plans as contained in the original bound volume (PEF-DA-JER-WAR-60-2.1-36), so no plans are wanting.

Subfile n°60,03 : As listed in PEF/JER/WAR/60.01, in bound volume; loose in folder. Proofs of published material.

Signed by Lt. Col. Cock, Royal Engineers. Signed by Warren 24 Sept. 1868. Scale - 1:2500. H:32.1cm X W:32.3cm