Letter from the Foreign Office, London to The French Ambassador, London acknowledging receipt of Monsieur Waddington's (the French Ambassador's) note requesting recognition of Messrs. Knecht and Ronet as Vice Consuls at Swansea and Sunderland respectively, 1897

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Records relating to Emile KnechtD 75

Letter from the Foreign Office, London to The French Ambassador, London acknowledging receipt of Monsieur Waddington's (the French Ambassador's) note requesting recognition of Messrs. Knecht and Ronet as Vice Consuls at Swansea and Sunderland respectively, 1897D 75/1

Letter from the Marquis of Salisbury (Foreign Secretary) to Monsieur Waddington (the French Ambassador) informing that Monsieur Knecht has been recognised as Vice Consul at Swansea, 1888D 75/2

Letter from Emile Knecht to the French Ambassador regarding the taking of a fortnight's leave in France, 1892D 75/3

Letter from Chef du Cabinet, Ministre des Affaires Etrangeres to Baron d'Estournelles de Constant, Ministre Plenipotentiaire, Charge d'Affaires informing that Monsieur Knecht has been appointed Vice Consul in Hong Kong, 1894D 75/4

Copy letter from the French Embassy regarding Monsieur Knecht, Vice Consul at Swansea, 1896D 75/5

Copy letter from D. de Joural (French Embassy, London) referring to an enclosed letter from Monsieur Knecht thanking the Minister for retaining him in his post, 1896D 75/6

Copy letter from the French Embassy, London referring to a telegram regarding the vacancy in the post of Vice Consul at Liverpool, 1901D 75/7

Letter from Monsieur Delavraud to Monsieur Cambon informing that Monsieur Piat has been appointed Vice Consul at Swansea, 1902D 75/8

Letter from Louis Piat to Monsieur Cambon informing that Monsieur Knecht has left to take up his new post, 1902D 75/9