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Reference:-

PUBLIC RECOM OFFICE

COPYRIGHT – NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTO QRAPHICALL

|CO 637/ Class-lat

Reference

Date

C.O. 537

SUPPLEMENTARY

contd.

South Afrion

133

1897

134

1898

135

1914

Description

contd.

10

offices and Individuals.

Despatches, Offices and Individuais.

Test Africa

Despatches, Offices and Individuals.

136

1876-1897

(1834 Sept. 1837 Nov.

-

137

(1848 Mar. - 1854 Jan.

Western Pacific

Despatches, Offices and Individuals.

British North America

Upper and Lower Canada. Constitutional

affairs. Minutes, memoranda, eto. Mainly printed and lithographed.

Prince Edward Island. Currency.

Minutes and correspondence.

(1860 Jan.

Kar.

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and

Prince Edward Island. Proposed federation. Sir Edmund Walker

1 bale

Head, bart.'s, revised memorandum and minutes thereon.

138

1835 Kay

1836 May

Upper and Lower Canada. Despatches.

Select drafts, as approved or disapproved by King William IV.

1 vol

139

1838

1838 June

1

1.0

1842 Aug.

Nov.

141

1843 May -

Sept.

644

Upper Canada. Destruction of the United States of America stean- boat Carolina. Despatch to Sir Francis Bond Head, bart., lieutenant governor, and copy of the counter- statements forwarded by him.†

Canada. Despatches and private

correspondence. From the Hon. Sir Charles Bagot, governor general. Mainly copies.*

Despatches (confidential) and private correspondence. To Sir Charles Theophilus Metaalfe, bart., governor general.Copies and draft.✶

1 val

1 vol

1 val

*0.0.537/137-152, which were transferred in August 1938, are stated to have

been found in a cupboard at the Colonial Office, which had not been opened for many years.

t8ir Francis Head's own copy. With a Colonial offios memorandum "of

23 July 1869, stating that this volume had been deposited by him for safe custody.

*The style of the binding and that of the labelling (both contemporary, but neither of the normal Colonial Office type) of 0.0.537/140-143 are respectively identical. All these volumes come within the secretaryship of state of Edward Geoffrey, Lord Stanley, afterwards Earl of Derby.

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