Telegrams.
Found in 157 Collections and/or Records:
Printed copies of letters and telegrams between persons in India and the 4th Earl of Minto and his private secretary., January-June 1910.
The incoming letters (though not the telegrams) are largely the same as those in MSS.12754-12763, and the material covers the same ground.
Printed copies of letters and telegrams between persons in India and the 4th Earl of Minto and his private secretary., July-November 1910.
The incoming letters (though not the telegrams) are largely the same as those in MSS.12754-12763, and the material covers the same ground.
Printed copies of letters and telegrams of and to the 4th Earl of Minto and his private secretary from persons outside India., 1905-1910.
The incoming letters are chiefly the same as those in MSS.12774-12775.
Printed copies of letters and telegrams of and to the 4th Earl of Minto and his private secretary from persons outside India., 1905-June 1908.
The incoming letters are chiefly the same as those in MSS.12774-12775.
Printed copies of letters and telegrams of and to the 4th Earl of Minto and his private secretary from persons outside India., July 1908-November 1910.
The incoming letters are chiefly the same as those in MSS.12774-12775.
Printed copies of letters and telegrams of congratulation to the 4th Earl of Minto on his assumption of the viceroyalty., 1905.
Printed copies of letters and telegrams of farewell to the 4th Earl of Minto with his replies., 1910.
Printed copies of letters to the 4th Earl of Minto from Edward VII and George V, including telegrams, and copies of the 4th Earl's replies., 1905-1910.
The copies of letters exclude letters in MS.12727.
Printed copies of telegrams between the 4th Earl of Minto and St John Brodrick, the Secretary of India., 1905-1910.
Printed copies of telegrams between the 4th Earl of Minto and St John Brodrick, the Secretary of India., 1905-1906.
Printed copies of telegrams between the 4th Earl of Minto and St John Brodrick, the Secretary of India., 1907.
Printed copies of telegrams between the 4th Earl of Minto and St John Brodrick, the Secretary of India., 1908.
Printed copies of telegrams between the 4th Earl of Minto and St John Brodrick, the Secretary of India., 1909.
Printed copies of telegrams between the 4th Earl of Minto and St John Brodrick, the Secretary of India., 1910.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., 1894-1895.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., February-May 1894.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., June-August 1894.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., September-November 1894.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., December 1894-January 1895.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., February-April 1895.
Printed Foreign Office telegrams sent during the Earl of Rosebery's premiership., April-June 1895.
Printed volume of telegrams and letters of condolence on the death of Edward VII from persons in the Punjab, with reports of ceremonies held there to commemorate him., 1910.
'Proceedings [of the] Home Department [of the] Government of India: Legislation for the purposes of assuming some degree of control over the newspaper press in India' ([Simla], 1907), with correspondence and other papers., 1907.
The contents are as follows. (i) Miscellaneous correspondence and papers relating to sedition and to the control of the press, 1907-1911 (folio 1); (ii) Papers relating to the resignation of Sir Bampfylde Fuller as Lietenant-Governor of East Bengal and Assam, 1906 (folio 149); (iii) Transcripts of letters and a petition against the partition of Bengal, 1906 (folio 190).
Record of texts of telegrams sent and received by John Kirk at Zanzibar., 1884-1886.
Covers the dates 23 September 1884 – 30 June 1886.
Subjects include H.H. Johnston's scheme for protectorate over Chagga, Portuguese claims to Mozambique, Delimitation Commission to determine extent of Sultan's dominions, German claims to Chagga, Witu, Dar-es-Salaam, etc., murder of Bishop Hannington, movements of Emin Pasha and other events in Uganda, strategic value of Mombasa.
Special correspondence of various correspondents with Alexander Low Bruce, containing letters and some telegrams., 1881-1897, undated.
Includes papers concerning Bruce's directorships of the African Lakes Company and the Imperial British East Africa Company, and to Liberal Unionist organisations and activities in Scotland.
The papers, originally contained in a mahogany filing cabinet with alphabetically labelled drawers, is mostly, but not exclusively, Bruce’s personal, rather than his business correspondence, mainly from 1885-1893 and largely concerned with his political and African interests.