(1) 1838 written by Sir Alexander Johnston; (2) 1902 letter from Alexander Campbell-Johnston to Louis Campbell-Johnston; (3) 1852 letter to A.J.'s son Alexander Robert Johnston; (4) various undated or unsigned letters and notes; (5) 1833 from Sir Alexander Johnston; (6) two copies of circular letters; (7) 1886 letters between Alexander Campbell-Johnston and G.A. Batchelor; (8) various mss receipts; (9) 1833 letter to A.J. fom Edward Lawford; (10) 1814 letter to the attorney of A.J. from J.G. Kriekenbeek; (11) mss document signed by Louisa Campbell, Lady Johnston, giving power of attorney to lawyers after A.J.'s death; (12) 1821 letter from A.J. to Mr. Collets; (13) 1901 letter from Louis Campbell-Johnston to his cousin Edward; (14) 1912 mss letter to Louis Campbell-Johnston; (15) letter to Louis Campbell-Johnston from Faust A.M. Schofield; (16) mss document about Lord William Campbell, 12pp; (17) letter to A.J. from Thomas Gordon; (18) 1850 letter from Alexander Robert Johnston to Alexander Smith; (19) letter to the Accountant General and Sub Treasurer of Fort St. George, Madras, c. 1854; (20) 1798 letter from Kingston, Jamaica from Major General Gordon Forlies from A.J.; (21) 1814 letter to A.J.; (22) receipt of A.J.'s from Jamaica, c.1798; (23) 1891 lists of items; (24) 1816 letter to A.J. from Hoper[?]; (25) 1894 letters to Lieutenant C.S. Campbell-Johnston from A. Orlton Cooper; (26) note written by C.S. Campbell-Johnston; (27) letters and mss documents of varying legibility; (28) 1798 letters to Henry Hill from A.J.; (29) 1771 letter of Lord William Campell to the Secretary of State of the War Department; (30) 1798 Return of Subsistance Wanting for the Cfficers, Non Commissioned Officers & Privates of the 66th Regiment; (31) several receipts for A.J. in Hispaniola; (32) 1833 mss letter to the Accountant General and Sub Treasurer, Madras; (33) various mss documents of varying legibility.
Size and dimensions of original material: 1 file of 276 pages.
