Letter from Creech Jones to Mrs Lucy Middleton, MP, about five cases of hardship caused by requisitioning of property in Palestine.

Letter (and copy) from G. Chamberlain to Rita Hinden, in reply to her enquiry (MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fol. 234) about the claim of the Akarigbo of Ijebu-Remo.

Letter to Creech Jones covering a telegram from Trinidad about the strike of seamen and waterfront workers, with his acknowledgement, and a reply referring to a letter from the Colonial Office to the International Transport Workers' Federation (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/145, folder 1).

Letter from Rita Hinden (seven copies) to Creech Jones about the Constitution of Mauritius, particularly concerning the franchise, and his reply.

Correspondence with Creech Jones about Jewish detainees in Eritrea, in particular Eliahu Rapoport; also about Nino Micheletti (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fols. 202-203).

Correspondence with Creech Jones about the case of Nino Micheletti, an Italian contractor who wished to return to the Gold Coast (Ghana) (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fol. 192).

Letter to Hall (five copies) on the position of Cyprus, urging the need for constitutional reform and suggesting amnesties in the case of certain exiles and prisoners, and Hall's reply stating that the matter was under review.

Letter to Creech Jones (three copies) about the Cession of Sarawak, asking for information on several points and urging the desirability of a fuller public statement by the Colonial Office. (For Creech Jones's reply, dated 8 Jul 1946, see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/161, folder 2).

Letter from Rita Hinden to A.R. Watson, and his reply, concerning accusations made by Francis Vignes of Mauritius, serving with the Royal Air Force (RAF) in France.

Letter to Creech Jones, deploring the reintroduction of the penalty of flogging in Trinidad, and an acknowledgement.

Letter from A.R. Watson to Rita Hinden, and her reply, about a document put before the Advisory Committee, on the welfare of colonial people in the UK.

Letter from Miss E. Moore, FCB, to the Colonial Office Welfare Department, with a reply from A. Chamier, about an enquiry from the Secretary of the Mauritius Agricultural Labourers' Union concerning educational facilities for students in London.

Letter to Creech Jones about the situation in Trinidad, with a copy of a further telegram concerning the waterfront strike (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fols. 274-276), and an acknowledgement from Creech Jones.

Letter to Creech Jones (two copies) about the case of George Thomas and Sydney Boyle, tried for sedition in Sierra Leone in 1940 (see also MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 2, fols. 78-82).

Letter to E.R. Edmonds, Assistant Private Secretary to Creech Jones, covering the script of a speech made by Creech Jones at a meeting of the Bureau, and mentioning a request from the American Embassy for a copy.

Letter from Creech Jones replying to Rita Hinden, with a note setting out the legal position of Indians under the new Electoral Order in Council (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 from Creech Jones in reply to one from Rita Hinden dated 27 Nov 1946 (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/25, folder 1, fols. 289-291), accepting the need for measures designed to secure economic, social, and constitutional progress in Hong Kong; attached are copies of two Parliamentary Questions (2 May and 30 Oct) and Replies, concerning constitutional advance.

Letters from Rita Hinden in reply to Creech Jones (fols. 13-19), referring to the possibility of introducing income tax, and Creech Jones's answer quoting his reply to a Parliamentary Question on the subject.