Alcock, Sir Rutherford, 1809-1897 (Knight and diplomat)
Found in 18 Collections and/or Records:
Business letters: Amoy, 1833-1898
Business letters: Hong Kong, 1833-1905
Business letters: Yokohama, 1859-1892
Circular from Francis Vyse, 1859
'Notification': a printed circular issued by Francis Vyse, Kanagawa, 23 November 1859, including the text of a despatch from Rutherford Alcock, Yedo, to Vyse, 21 November 1859, and a table of applications made to the Treasury at Kanagawa for itzeboos in exchange for dollars, 2-4 November 1859.
Circular from Kanagawa, 1859-1860
An undated circular by Francis Vyse, Acting Consul, Kanagawa, 23 November 1859, 1 bifolio, including a despatch from Rutherford Alcock to Vyse, Yedo, 21 November 1859, and a table of applications made to the Treasury at Kanagawa for itzeboos in exchange for dollars, 2-4 November 1859. There is also a cutting from the 'Daily Telegraph', London, 27 February 1860, pp. 5-6, including two articles, 'The Stoppage of Trade in Japan' and 'Lord Elgin and Sir M. Seymour'.
Correspondence with H.M. Envoy in Japan, 1860
'Correspondence with Her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Japan' [Rutherford Alcock] (London, 1860) (Command Paper-Accounts and Papers, 2648), 53 folios + cover (sewn together).
Correspondence with H.M. Minister in Japan, 1867
'Correspondence with Her Majesty's Minister in Japan [Sir Rutherford Alcock and Parkes] Respecting British Troops in that Country. (In Continuation of Paper No. 35 of Correspondence Relative to the Affairs of Japan, Presented to Parliament in 1865, page 43.)' (London, 1867) (Command Paper-Accounts and Papers, 3831), 6 folios (sewn and loose). The pages are numbered pp. 1-12, but are missing pp. 3-6.
Despatch from Harry Parkes, circa 1854
A copy of a despatch from Harry Parkes to the Governor of Kwangtung Province regarding the appointment of A-li-ke (Rutherford Alcock) to the British Consul at Canton as the replacement for Pao Ling (Sir John Bowring). The despatch is undated, but its contents indicate it originates from c. August 1854. It is in Chinese, with a pencil note in English describing the contents.
Despatch to Sir Rutherford Alcock, 10 July 1849
A draft of a despatch from Shanghai.
Despatches from Mr. Alcock, 1860
'Despatches from Mr. Alcock, Her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Japan' (London, 1860) (Command Paper-Accounts and Papers, 2694), 8 folios (sewn together), 2 copies.
Envelope from Rutherford Alcock, Sep. 1851
An envelope from Rutherford Alcock to Parkes in Amoy, postmarked Hong Kong, 20 September 1851.
Letter from the Hoppo, circa 1856
A copy of a letter from the Hoppo, Board of Revenue, to Rutherford Alcock announcing the resumption of business, written in Chinese, with an English note describing the contents. The note is dated 31 October, but no year is given (Alcock's tenure at Canton was from August 1854 to November 1858).
Letters to Parkes and others, 1831-1893
Old and New Japan, Nov. 1880
'Contemporary Review', vol. XXXVIII (London, November 1880), pp. 827-850, comprised of Sir Rutherford Alcock, 'Old and New Japan: A Decade of Japanese Progress'.
Private letters: Canton, 1813-1872
Private letters: Foochow and River Min, 1854-1880
Private letters: unplaced, 1806-1886
Prospectus for Parkes memorial, 1885
'Proposed Memorial to the late Sir Harry S. Parkes, K.C.B., G.C.M.G. British Minister Plenipotentiary at Peking': a prospectus for a subscription to be effected by a committee chaired by Sir Rutherford Alcock, 21 December 1885.