Appendix A is a copy, printed by the Evening Dispatch, of Treaty No. 1 of 22 Aug 1788, by which Freetown was sold to the settlers by King Naimbanna.

Contains: (fols. 1-3) annotated copy of letter [from Wallace-Johnson] to 'George' [Thomas?], written from H.M. Prison, Freetown, giving an account of his trial and subsequent treatment, 27 Dec 1939 (fols. 4-11) two letters from C.A. Davies, Freetown, to Creech Jones, asking for his help in connection with Wallace-Johnson and restrictive legislation in Sierra Leone. The letters refer to...

Contains: (fols. 17-38) letter signed '4954' [from Thomas] to Creech Jones, about Wallace-Johnson, government injustice and oppression in Sierra Leone, Thomas's experience in hospital, and problems with newspaper production, with a request for Creech Jones to send him new types and a supply of newsprint for the production of the African Standard, 17 Jul 1940 ...

The correspondence concerns a secret service mission to French Guinea (Guinea) and the Soudan, undertaken by Kamara at Sayers's request. Included are copies of other relevant letters and papers, including detailed instructions to Kamara, and the whole sequence is clipped together in chronological order with the items marked 'A' to 'N', omitting 'J' and 'L'. The correspondence ends with letters from Kamara asking to be given the 'good gratuity' and 'honourable mention on his Record of...

Attached is a copy of 'A Manifesto of the New Church', of which Sankoh was Organiser.

Enclosure 'A' (fol. 91) is a copy of the Association's Resolution on the subject, cabled to the Secretary of State for the Colonies.

Letter from S.B. Macfoy, Freetown, to Creech Jones, with eight enclosures dated 30 Dec 1943-30 Nov 1944, concerning a claim in connection with the termination of his employment by Messrs Humphrey, Contractors. A reply from Creech Jones expresses regret at his inability to take any active steps in the matter.

There is a pencilled note on the letter by Creech Jones, of his reply.

Also includes a letter from G.H. Hall, S/S Col., replying to Rita Hinden about the above cable and a letter from Rita Hinden to the Central Ratepayers' Association quoting Hall's reply, that those dissatisfied should submit a memorial to the Officer Administering the Government, to be forwarded to the Secretary of State.

Specific subjects include the following: Wages Boards and Joint Industrial Councils: fols. 113, 115-116, 134, 137 reactions to the Labour victory in the British General Election: fols. 113v, 120 Wallace-Johnson: fols. 114-118, 120-128, 134 proposals for a Commission to enquire into labour conditions in West Africa: fols. 115, 117 ...