includes letters from:
Earl Bathurst [Secretary of State for War and the Colonies], Downing Street (London) - re youths from Madagascar training in England and return of Coutamauve (Kotomavo)
Dr J A Gilham, London
R Penn, London
Dr Darling, London
LMS, London - draft letter to Earl Bathurst
J Dyer (Admiralty), London
J Pickton, London
Dr Rutherford, HMS Andromache (at sea) - death of Coutamauve
Commodore/Captain J Nourse, HMS Andromache - belongings of Coutamauve
John Jeffreys, Tamatave [Toamisina] and Tananarive [Antananarivo] - voyage and first impressions of Madagascar; (to governor Farquhar, jointly with James Hastie) particulars of mission; school examinations; Radama at war with Sakalava
James Hastie, Port Louis (Mauritius)
David Jones, Tananarive - report on schools; (to sister-in-law) his marriage to Mary Ann Mabille; progress of mission; requests tools and medicine; grant of land by Radama; hymn books, school books, weaving; fevers; report on arrival at
John Canham, Tananarive - arrival, reception by king and people; death of Thomas Brooks
George Chick, Tananarive - asks LMS directors to send out Mary Mitchell
David Griffiths, Tananarive - advisability of sending out married missionaries
George Burder, London - draft of letter to governor Farquhar re Coutamauve