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Berial No.
From or to whom.
Despatch No., &o.
Date.
Subject.
Pago.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference :-
LILTIC.O.885
143
Dr. Manson
December 26
144
To St. Mary's Hos-
pital.
December 27
Submits observations on the papers in No. 140, and advises against recog- nition of the bacteriological course at King's College as qualifying for Colonial Medical appointments.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 135
97
98
145
Governor Sir J. West Ridgeway.
Ceylon (Received Telegram. December 29).
and
Reports that the Colony will contribute
£1,000,
will render assistance.
98
every
146 To Foreign Office...
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December 29 Expresses satisfaction at No. 142 and asks that instructions be given for the payment of the Protectorate con- tribution to the Crown Agents.
99
147
To Governor Sir J. West Ridgeway.
Ceylon Telegram.
December 31 Expresses cordial thanks for Colony's
generous contribution.
99
1898.
1899.
139 To British North
Borneo Company.
British North Borneo.
December 21
140
To Dr. Manson
December 23
Transmits copy of Nos. 54 and 125a, and requests their co-operation in the scheme and in procuring pathological specimens and collections of insects.
Transmita, for his remarks, Nos. 105
and 123.
95
154 Foreign Office
January
17
95
155
To Governor Sir F.
Cardew.
Sierra Leone 22.
January
25
States that the Crown Agents have been instructed to transfer £1,000 from Niger Coast Protectorate Fonds to the fund of the proposed school. Approves proposal in No. 148
105
105
141
To King's College,
London.
December 23
Acknowledges receipt of No. 123, which
is being considered.
95
156
Queen's College,
Belfast.
-
January 26
142
Foreign Office
December 23
Transmits copy of letter from Sir R. Moor, who considers that the Niger Coast Protectorate can contribute £1,000 copies of the circular will be sent to the various Protectorates. and the Commissioner of British Central Africa has been instructed regarding payments to the Commission indicated in No. 115.
96
157
Crown Agents
January 26...
February 1...
Forwards resolution of the Council to establish in the College a Lectureship
in Tropical Medicine.
States that they have received authority 105
from the Foreign Office to transfer £1,000 from Niger Coast Protectorate Funde to the service in connection with the School of Tropical Medicine; inquires in what proportion this sum and any others should be divided be- tween the two accounts-the School and the Malarial Fever Commission.
(Rec. Jan. 31.) Reports that the Legislative Council recommend a grant of $5,000 if the Federated Malay States will contri- bute an equal amount,
Expresses satisfaction at proposed estab. lishment of the school referred to in No. 150, but regrets being unable to preas the Treasury for a Government Grant; states that in selecting candi- dates for colonial medical appoint- ments preference will be given to those who have received instruction such as will be provided in the Liverpool school.
High Commissioner Federated (Rec, Feb. 3.) Reports that the States will contribute.
Sir C. B. H. Mitchell.
106
106
107
105
158
Governor Sir C. B.
H. Mitchell.
Straits Settle- ments
Telegram.
159
To Mr. A. L. Jones
160
Malay
1899.
Stater Telegram.
148
Governor
Cardew.
Sir
F.
Sierra Leone 297.
December 17,
1898 (Receiv-
ed January
Proposes that the Colony's contribution should be spread equally over two years.
99
161
2, 1899).
Straits To Governor and
High Commis- Settle- gioner Sir C. B. mentsand H. Mitchell.
February 4...
Conveys cordial thanks for generous
107
contributions.
Federated
Malay
149
To Governor Sir J. Ceylon 4 January
West Ridgeway.
6
Renews the thanks of the Secretary of
State.
100
States
Telegram.
150
Mr. A. L. Jones
***
January
6
Encloses papers shewing the arrange- ments it is proposed to make in Liverpool, and asks for Colonial Office recognition and support of the scheme.
100
162 Foreign Office
February 6...
151
To King's College,
London.
January
7
States the course which has
decided upon, asks for their co-opera- tion, and conveys thanks for their interest in the scheme.
been
103
163
Governor Bir G. T.
M. O'Brien.
Fiji 5
152
The British North Borneo Company.
January
7
States the instructions that will be sent
to the Governor.
104
164
153 King's
College,
January
London.
12 Conveys thanks for No. 151 and pro- mises to co-operate as far as possible to give effect to the arrangement adopted by the Colonial Office.
104
Governor and High Straits (Rec. Feb. 9.)
Commissioner Settle- Sir C. B. H. mentsand Mitchell.
Federated Malay
States
Telegram.
January 5 (Rec. Feb. 9.)
States that the Treasury have assented to the proposal that Foreign Office Protectorates should contribute to the proposed school; asks what share of the initial building expenses will fall upon them.
States that £100 in aid of the scheme will be placed on the estimates for 1900.
Replies to No. 161 that it is necessary to obtain approval of Legislature to resolution passed by the Executive Council,and that the Federated Malay States are adverse to the School of Medicine.
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107
108
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