Contains: (fols. 1-8) Renison's report on his world tour in connection with recruitment, 18 May 1945 (fols. 9-11) draft of memorandum headed 'Army Instruction (India)' on postwar opportunities in the Colonial Service, n.d. (fols. 12-13) speech by Renison at the Oxford Second Course Summer School, 9 Sep 1947.

Contains: (fols. 1-4) speech to the Board of Industrial Training, 24 Sep 1948 (fols. 5-8) 'The New Constitution': text of despatch by A. Creech Jones, S/S Col., to Sir John Shaw, Governor, and of the latter's broadcast, 7 Jan 1949 (fols. 9-23) correspondence about a speech by Renison in the Legislative Council in defence of the new Constitution, and a copy of ...

Contains: (fol. 1) Colonial Office information sheet about frontier dispute, 25 Sep 1949 (fols. 2-5) 'The Baron Bliss Trust': memorandum about the Trust by the Clerk, 12 Dec 1951 (fols. 6-7) Colonial Office Information sheet about the British Honduras (Belize) development plan, 2 May 1952 (fols. 8-11) broadcast by Renison before taking up his appointment...

Contains: (fols. 1-7) cuttings from The Times of two articles headed 'A Commonwealth Service?' and subsequent correspondence, 7-15 Sep 1953 (fol. 8) cuttings from The Times of an article by Sir Charles Jeffries on the same subject, 14 Dec 1956 (fols. 9-10) speech by Alan Lennox-Boyd, S/S Col., at the Corona Club...

Contains: (fols. 1-15) address by Renison to the Legislative Council on his assumption of the office of Governor (manuscript draft, typescript, and printed copy), 25 Oct 1955 (fols. 16-18) speech at New Amsterdam, 18 Nov 1955 (fols. 19-22) programme and draft of address for Queen's College Speech Day, 25 Nov 1955 (fols. 23-26) programme and address for...

The trip was taken at the invitation of the Demerara Bauxite Company Limited, on Renison's return journey from England to British Guiana (Guyana). File contains: (fols. 1-23) correspondence between Renison and J.G. Campbell, Managing Director, Demerara Bauxite Company, about the proposed visit, and letter about the arrangements for the journey from travel agents, the Colonial Office, the Commonwealth...