Letter from Lewis Pelly, Subzabad, Bushire, to Alfred Cotton Way
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Letter regarding sending Hugh Rose to the Mekran Coast to assist Colonel Goldsmid with his work (surveying telegraph locations) and informing Way that he has requested a clerk from Government to assist him.
Letter from Lewis Pelly, Bushire, to Captain George Thomas Robinson
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Letter regarding Pelly's notice of Captain Westbrooke's interest in the command of Dalhousie which he had intended simply as a communication of his application and that in his opinion Captain Elton of Clyde's claims to the post were superior to Captain Westbrooke's. The letter also asks when th...
Letter from Lewis Pelly, Bushire, to Gerald Fitzgerald
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Letter regarding events in Muscat over the previous three years, the current situation with regards to Syed Torkee [Turki bin Said] and his potential plans to retake Muscat and the Sultanate as well as reporting on the various factions there and the fall in trade owing to the steamers not callin...
Letter from Lewis Pelly, Bushire, to Colonel Edward Charles Ross
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Letter regarding a question from Ross as to where disputes between native officials and telegraph departments should be referred, which Pelly believes should be the political officers but which he has referred to the Government and Secretary of State for a response. The letter also discusses th...
Letter regarding Hojel's recent language and actions towards Captain Way and the household servants, which Pelly believes was inappropriate and recommending he recall the letter and arrange the matter in order that attention is not drawn to his behaviour by Government or the Persian authorities.
Letter from Lewis Pelly, Bushire, to Messrs Remington and Company
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Letter regarding the settling of accounts, credit for Pelly's account and his hopes that they will judge whether to sell or hold Pelly's shares in the Colaba and Elphinstone Land Companies.
Letter from Lewis Pelly, to Messrs Remington and Company
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Letter regarding the settlement of 4000 rupees; discussing the criminal proceedings being brought against the Commercial Bank and his never having received any interest from the bank.