No. Title Date
1 Account of a voyage to the western coast of Africa; performed by His Majesty's sloop Favourite, in the year 1805. Being a journal of the events which happened to that vessel, from the time of her leaving England till her capture by the French, and the return of the author in a cartel.
2 Colony of Sierra Leone, to wit, an inquisition inden[illegible]ed take at the Court House at Freetown in the said Colony of Sierra Leone on the twelfth day of May in the sixth year [ 1836] of the Reign of our Lord King William the Fourth before Ewing Bailie, Esquire, Sheriff of the Colony aforesaid by virtue of a writ of our said Lord the King to the said Sheriff directed and to this inquisition annexed to enquire of certain matters in the said writ specified by the oath of Henry C. Leigh, John Weston, ...
3 [Report of Court Case in the matter of Edward Maer]
4 Letter from Edward Maer, copied by Thomas Cole, Methodist Mission House, Freetown, Sierra Leone, 31 January 1837
5 Colony of Sierra Leone. In the court of the Lieutenant Governor & Council for hearing & determining appeal
6 Life and experience of Joseph Boston May
7 [Life of John Cupidon]
8 Memorandum of Goree Jobe's memorandum, May 22nd 1839
9 Statement of John Campbell
10 [Life of Charles Harding]
11 Petition to John Russell, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for War and Colonies, &c. &c. &c : The petition of the undersigned maroon inhabitants of Her Majesty's Colony of Sierra Leone [in reference to the crime of murder].
12 Letter from N. Mcdonald, Secretary, [and] Momodoo Bundoo [Mahomadu Bundu], Chief of Fourodagoo [Furadugu], Freetown, Sierra Leone, Secretary's Office, 19th October 1839
13 Sago Grenn, his memorandum, May 23, 1839
14 Statement of Jack Macumba
15 Statement of Mary Ann Gay
16 Statement of John Gum
17 [Statement of Amady Gum]
18 Petition to John Russell, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for War and Colonies, &c. &c. &c : The petition of the undersigned maroon inhabitants of Her Majesty's Colony of Sierra Leone [in reference to the crime of murder].
19 Letter from N. W. Mcdonald, Secretary, [and] Momodoo Bundoo [Mahomadu Bundu], Chief of Fourodagoo [Furadugu], Freetown, Sierra Leone, Secretary's Office, 19th October 1839
20 Letter from [Reverend J. B. Freeman], Sierra Leone, May 5th 1840, including a response from Thomas Dove, May 6th 1840.