With a single letter of 1838. The letters include dispatches from the Foreign Office, some of them signed by successive Foreign Ministers: to Nov. 1830, the Earl of Aberdeen, Nov. 1830-1834, Lord Palmerston, and 1835, the Duke of Wellington; and at fol. 41 a letter in Greek from Hussein Bey, the Turkish representative on the Commission, 15 Oct. 1832.

At p. 191 rev. is a list of contents, complete for 1830-1, but including only the dispatches to the Foreign Office for 1832.

At fol. iii^v is a list of dispatches sent, 1833-6.

At fol. 21 is a letter to Baker from Lord Ponsonby, 20 Apr. 1839.

Loose in a contemporary folder, comprising

• (fol. 3) copies in French of protocols, numbers 23 (part), 28-29, 31-33, 46, 52 (part), 58, of conferences held at the Foreign Office relating to Greece, 1830-6, printed in State papers relating to the affairs of Greece, Parliamentary papers, 1830 vol. XXXII, 1831-2 vol. XLVIII and 1843 vol. LX
• copies of other official documents, 1830-6, including
  • (fol. 124) nine protocols of meetings of the boundary commission, in French, 31 Aug.-6 Nov. 1832
  • (fol. 136) copy of a dispatch of the commissioners of 12 Jan. 1833 enclosing a copy of their answer to the 'reclamations' of Hussein Bey of 10 Jan.

At fol. 1 is a list of letters and dispatches received by Baker, 12 Sept. 1830-4 Aug. 1831, bound into the folder.

Comprises

• volume of accounts of the expenses of the Boundary Commission 'in 22 abstracts', 1830-6. At fol. 29 rev. is a 'register of sums drawn for on England', 1830-4. ii + 30 leaves
• loose accounts, including a 'closing account with John Green of Nauplion', Mar. 1836. 3 items
• rough notes for the boundary map. 2 items
• report of Captain Francis Dunne, an officer of the Greek Boundary Commission, of an expedition made from Missolonghi, 15 Aug.-4 Dec. 1834. At fol. 29 is Dunne's description of the route from Misslonghi to Vrachori.

At fols. 55^v, 54^v is a list of letters written by Baker, Aug. 1830-June 1831, and at fol. 56^v a list of letters received Sept. 1830-Apr. 1831.

At fol. 17 are statistical notes on Malta.

At fols. ii^v, 82^v is a list of letters written and received, 2 July-7 Nov. 1831.

At fol. 70^v is a list of letters written and received during this period.

With (fols. 79^v, 81^v) lists of letters written and received during this period.

At fol. 41 is a sketch map of the Dardenelles showing gun batteries.

Numbered and mounted in a guard-book, with (fol. 1) a list of contents in the hand of Mrs. Baker. At fol. 176 is another list of family letters from Colonel Baker, and of (fol. 178^v) letters from Mrs. Baker to him, Aug. 1830-Nov. 1831.

Numbered 1-53, with (fol. i^v) a list of contents in Mrs. Baker's hand. The list of contents is continued in Colonel Baker's hand with a list of other family letters, 1832-6, numbered 54-97 but these were not mounted in this volume and are now Dep. c. 268 below.

With (fol. 1) a list of contents in Mrs. Baker's hand.

• 8 letters (one incomplete) to Mrs. Baker from relatives, 1828-31
• letters from Colonel Baker to his brother Captain T. R. Baker and to his mother, 3, 13, Sept. 1830
• letters from Colonel and Mrs. Baker written from Greece to relatives, 4 Sept. 1832-27 Feb. 1836, numbered 54-97 and listed in Dep. d. 216 above

A letter from Colonel Baker to his mother, dated 11 Feb. 1834, numbered 66, is missing.

Mainly from Colonel A. de Scalon, the Russian Commissioner, and Lieutenant-Colonel J. Barthelemy, the French Commissioner, with, from 1834 onwards, some from Lieutenant W.C.B. Wilson, and Captain Francis Dunne, Baker's assistants. At fol. 151 is a medical report on Wilson and Dunne by Dr. Zehlex at Carpenisi, Nov. 1834.

Comprises

• (folder 1) papers relating to his military appointments, 1809, 1826-8, 1836, 1848, including
  • (fols. 3, 14, 18) letters to Baker from Sir Howard Douglas, 1826, William, 3rd Earl Harcourt, 1827, and Sir John Byng, 1828
  • (fol. 16) copy of a letter from Harcourt to Sir Willoughby Gordon, 1827
  • (fols. 7, 20) copies of a 'memorial' from Baker to the Duke of Wellington, 1827, and of a letter from him to Lord Palmerston, 1836
  • (fol. 24) Baker's appointment as a cornet, 1809
  24 leaves
• (folder 2) topographical and historical notes on Greece including
  • (fol. 1) notebook entitled 'notes on Greece in 1829' by Edward Lewis
  • (fol. 25) notes on members of the Greek Government in the same hand, said (fol. 33^v) to have been compiled by - Ley and communicated to 'J. Alcock, M. P.,' [recte Thomas Alcock] when he was in Greece in 1829
  • (fol. 35) 'Notices of devastations on the Greek frontier, 1832', in French
  • (fol. 68) lists of British Squadrons in the Mediterranean, Oct. 1830 and 1831
  • (fol. 70) valuation of the fisheries in the Gulf of Arta, 1833, in Italian
  • (fol. 72) report of a journey of Nicola Zallacostas from Corfu to Zante, Modon and Calamata, and back again, in Italian, n.d.
  72 leaves
• (folder 3) miscellaneous papers
  • (fol. 1) single sheet containing a journal of Baker's during a visit to Athens, July-Aug. 1835
  • (fols. 2-3) copy of an agreement for a lease of 31 Grosvenor Place, Bath, to Baker, 1849
  • (fol. 4) medical recipe headed 'Mr. Legg', n.d.
  4 leaves

In the hand of Colonel Baker in similar form to those published by Sir William Gell for other parts of Greece (see Dep. f. 27 below). At page 166 is a list of the routes described.

Presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of His Majesty, bound up with earlier papers relating to the Greek boundary question, presented to Parliament in May and June 1830.

Comprising

• Additional papers relating to the third instalment of the Greek Loan, 1835-6, printed in Parliamentary papers, 1836, vol. L, pp. 589-632
• General-Karte von der Europäischen Türkei, Berlin, 1853, mounted on cloth in two sections, east and west
• Map of the Ottoman empire, the Black Sea, and the frontiers of Russia and Persia, by James Wyld, London, 9 Nov. 1853 (badly damaged)
• Panoramic sketch of Athens by Mrs. Bracebridge, with descriptive notes, May 1836. Printed in Coventry and sold for the benefit of the Protestant Chapel at Athens
• sketch map of the Gulf of Volo, n.d.