Statement of expenses incurred by Major James Cocks on his mission from St Helena to the Cape of Good Hope, between Nov 1800-Jan 1801, signed, James Cocks, London 22 Aug 1803
Medical certificate signed by Dr John Corbet, testifying that Surgeon John Carnie's serious liver condition makes it inadvisable for him to return to India, dated, Falkirk, 8 Jan 1805
Medical certificate signed by Dr James Jeffray, Professor of Anatomy and Botany at Glasgow University, testifying that Surgeon John Carnie has a serious tumour of the liver which precludes his returning to India, dated, Glasgow College, 12 Jan 1805
Medical certificate signed by Dr Richard Millar, Lecturer in Materia Medica at the University of Glasgow, testifying to Surgeon John Carnie's serious liver condition, dated, Glasgow, 14 Jan 1805
Medical certificate signed by Dr William Wright, Physician to the Forces, stating that Surgeon John Carnie suffers from cirrhosis of the liver and must on no account undertake any long journeys, dated, Edinburgh, 10 Jan 1805
Letter from Lieutenant Samuel Crozier of the St Helena Artillery, requesting a further year's furlough for the recovery of his health, dated, 4 Mutton Lane, Hackney, 29 Feb 1804
Medical certificate signed by Surgeon J Mordaunt testifying that Lieutenant Samuel Crozier suffers from a severe skin disease which readers him unfit at present to return to military duty, dated, Hackney, 28 Feb 1804
Copy of a minute of the Governor General, [Lord Cornwallis] of 6 Jan 1793, recommending that Lieutenant James Caldwell be granted some pecuniary relief on account of his mental incapacity and asking the Court of Directors not to rule out his possible return to the service, signed, John Fombell, S...