Copy of a letter from Stanley to Creech Jones about Sir Arthur Richards' views on points raised by Creech Jones regarding Nigerian constitutional proposals. These points include the franchise qualification, development of Municipal Government, and the composition of the Legislative and Executive Councils.

Correspondence with Stanley about the strike in Nigeria, with reference to Azikiwe and misrepresentation of facts in newspapers owned by him.

Correspondence with S.E.V. Luke about the charge for conspiracy against the Pan-Cyprian Trades Union Committee.

Letter from Creech Jones resigning from the post of Chairman of the FCB because of his appointment as Under-Secretary of State.

Letter from Creech Jones to Rita Hinden criticising the draft of a paper by her on Labour colonial policy and the work of the FCB.

Correspondence with Creech Jones about the grievances of E.F. Small, a trade unionist in the Gambia, and a meat contractor named Mohammed Faal, including a telegram from Small.

Correspondence with Hall about Indian Estate Labourers in Ceylon (Sri Lanka), with particular reference to the Knavesmire Estate. (See also MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fols. 268-270).

Correspondence with Creech Jones about Edric Connor, a singer of Trinidad, and the possibility of relief from entertainment tax.

Letter to Hall about the claim of the Akarigbo of Ijebu-Remo for £100 a year (see more information in MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fol. 272, as well as correspondence with R. Sorensen, MP, MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/19, folder 4, fols. 93-109, 122, 125, 229).

Letter to Creech Jones (five copies) setting out the views of the Bureau on the lack of a proper understanding and appreciation in the colonies of the work and policy of the Colonial Office, and suggesting ways of remedying this, and Creech Jones's reply (see also MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fol. 266 and MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 2, fols. 40-41 for more information).

Letter from A.R. Watson to Rita Hinden about a ticket for Creech Jones's meeting in Dec 1946, and the work of Leonard Barnes on the Advisory Committee on Education in the colonies.

Letter to Creech Jones (four copies) on African Medical Officers and Medical Services in Uganda, and his detailed reply concerning the recognition of qualifications, salaries, living conditions, and the question of private practice; also, the provision of water supplies to hospitals outside Kampala.

Letter to Creech Jones (two copies), and his acknowledgement, about the situation in Hong Kong, with suggestions for its improvement regarding administration, advance towards self-government, social and economic development, taxation, and educational facilities, and proposals for a Commission and for the visit of a small party of MPs.

Letter to Creech Jones (two copies) about reports from Bermuda on unsatisfactory conditions of the working classes, and his reply saying he had arranged to discuss the matter with Dr Gordon of Bermuda.

Letter from Creech Jones to Rita Hinden about Jamaica's electrical supply, with a copy attached of a cable from Kingston, Jamaica, signed Herbert Hart, to Rita Hinden.

Two letters from Rita Hinden to Hall with questions on 'domicile of origin' relating to Indian Estate Labourers in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) (see also MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 2, fols. 47-53; MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fols. 216-227; and MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/151, folder 2.)

Letter (two copies) from Rita Hinden to Creech Jones, emphasising the desirability of abolishing such legal disabilities before granting a constitution that surrenders British responsibility (relating to Indian Estate Labourers in Ceylon (Sri Lanka)). (See also MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 2, fols. 47-53; MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fols. 216-227; and MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/151, folder 2.)