Guide to the Materials in London Archives for the History of the United States Since 1783, Tema 90,Parte2Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1914 - 642 páginas |
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Página 499 - Catalogues all the particulars necessary for the identification of the Work wanted. 3. To write in a plain, clear hand, in order to avoid delay and mistakes. 4. To indicate in the proper place on each ticket the number of the seat occupied.
Página 231 - I think I may, without breach of decorum, observe to you, that were you entitled to an answer, the most full and satisfactory one was announced to you from the muzzles of my small arms, yesterday morning, in the action against the horde of savages in the vicinity of your post, which terminated gloriously to the American arms...
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Página 3 - ... by any person admitted thereto for the purpose of inspecting or searching records or documents. 13. Tracings of records or documents shall not be made by any person without specific permission from the officer in charge of the room. 14. A list of all calendars, catalogues, and indexes intended for the use of the public shall be kept in each of the search rooms, and shall be revised from time to time. Calendars, catalogues, and indexes not mentioned therein, or withdrawn therefrom, shall not be...
Página 4 - Room shall be empowered to exclude persons from the Public Record Office for any of the following reasons : Wilful breach of any of the foregoing Rules and Regulations , persistent disregard of the officer's authority, damage of any sort to any Record or article belonging to the Public Record Office, conduct, language, habits, unseemly dress, or any other matter offensive or likely to be reasonably offensive, to others using the Public Record Office. Provided always that the exclusion of any person...
Página 4 - No person other than an officer of the Record Office shall make any mark, in pencil or otherwise, upon any record, document, or book belonging to the Public Record Office.
Página 231 - I have the honor to command, it becomes my duty to inform myself, as speedily as possible, in what light I am to view your making such near approaches to this garrison. I have no hesitation, on my part, to say, that I know of no war existing between Great Britain and America.
Página 494 - into the losses of all such persons who have suffered in their properties in consequence of the cession of East Florida to the King of Spain.
Página 351 - SDD Copies or extracts of any correspondence between the secretary of state and the governor of Van Diemen's Land, on the subject of convict discipline. In continuation of the papers presented to the House of commons, 3 Apr. 1843... London: W. Clowes & Sons, 1845. 81 p.
Página 349 - Correspondence relative to the Negotiation of the Question of disputed Right to the Oregon territory, on the North- West Coast of America, subsequent to the Treaty of Washington, of August 9, 1842.