2.東京TOKYO

(1) 初代公使館Tozenji Temple, Edo.

・備考Remarks：東禅寺

Tozenji, Scene of the Attack by Ronins at Legation, sketched by James Butt in January 18, 1868. @Royal Maritime.

「東善寺；浪人による公使館襲撃の場面」ジェームス･バット画、1868年1月18日

(2) 2代目公使館（使用されず）御殿山Gotenyama

・設計Design：ラザフォード･オールコックのスケッチRutherford Alcock' sketch.

・施工Contractor：幕府作事方Government Carpenter

：竣工Completion：in the 31st January 1863, or, the 12th December, Bunkyu 2nd year burn down.

・備考Remarks: set fire by anti foreign sect when they were almost completed

･出典：英国外交文書F.O.にオールコック直筆スケッチと，建設に係わる幕府との折衝文書が残されている。幕府作事方の図面は東京大学史料編纂所に収められている。

redrawn by Shogunate Office. 

両者の比較；平面図と立面図

(3) 3代目公使館、千鳥ヶ淵British Embassy, Chidorigafuchi, Choyoda-ku

・設計Design: Henry Boyce, Architect of H.M's Office of Works Shanghai, 1872. Josiah Conder in 1902.

・施工Contractor：unknown

・竣工Completion：1873年

・備考Remarks：Boyce sent Parkes a set of plans and specifications, which are exist in WORK achieves.ボイスはの公使館施設の設計図面と仕様書をパークスに送り、それらはイギリス公文書館工務局文書に収められている。ボイスの設計の特徴はヴェランダの付いた玄関の両側に小部屋を配置すること。「ジャパン･ウィーリー･メール」がウォータースの設計＆工事監理であるように語っているので、施工監理にウォータースが係わった可能性はある。日英同盟が結ばれ、東京大使館内にジョサイア･コンダーの設計によりいくつか増築された。和館の設計はコンダーの弟子の誰か。公使館の西側に深いヴェランダが廻り、東側にはない。

我們的制度出了什麼問題為什麼親手把孩子送到殺人魔王的手中！

一切都太可怕了、太殘忍了！

來到現場才知道大家集結要穿白色。因為想要紀念第一天被送養時穿著白色衣服，白白胖胖健康快樂的愷愷。我真的本來要穿黑色外套，不知道為何臨出門前換了白色。我相信一定是有一股力量在。

謝謝現場所有的天使媽媽爸爸們。

Yedo Legation Specification for Buildings

H.M.'s Office of Works, Shanghai, 10th June 1873

Sir,

Referring to my letter O.W. 128/73 of 4th March I have now the honour to enclose copies of the Specifications for the erection of the Ministers house and Chauncery at 

(omitted)

Hoop iron bond

5. Hoop iron bond to be inserted and built into the brickwork as it proceeds at internals in hight not exceeding 3 feet.

Uniformity of 

6. Walls to be raised uniformly all round - no part to be raised higher than 3 feet above the other portions.

7. External surface of wood

All external faces to be cleaned down and the joints neatly pointed with fine putty.

8. Brick Cornices

Cornices and moulding where nor shewn to be stove, to be formed of brick - those on the outside under the eaves to be of purpose made brick. Inside cornices to have a rough brick core for the plaster.

9 Chimney flues

Chimney flues to be carried up in as direction a line as possible from each fire place to the chimney cap on the outside over roof. Each flue to have a clear superficial area equal to a circle 10" in diameter - to be neatly parjetted on the inside. A clear brick in thickness to be left as a separation between flues where more than one is carried up in the same wall.

10. Timber not to be placed near flues

On no accounts is timber to be plases against or in connection to any flue or fire place. Solid work of at least one and a half bricks in thickness to separate all flues from woodwork.

11. Trimming for hearths

Joists to be trimmed round all fire places full width of the hearth stove and the hearth stove to be set in the space thus left and solidly bedded on brickwork in mortar.

12. Ventilating Flues

Form ventilating flues or apertures between piers of verandah and round the house where shewn for ventilation under flues. Apertures to be also left through the diversion walls under the floors.

13. Stone work

The Contractor is to be provide stone for the following:

Stone base course, plinth etc., as shewn in margin and wrought equal to muster on the ground.

Rough Stone, slabs through all the walls and over the dwarf walls as daup courses under the floor joists.

Stone hearths finely wrought and fitted to the chimney opens.

Stone Capping and wrathering for the chimney stacks as shewn in the drawings.

Stone window sills, and sills for the opens in end verandahs.

Stone steps and sills to the several entrances, all to be neatly wrought and fixed solidly on the dwarf wall.

Stone paving for the verandah. the paving to be finely wrought and neatly jointed and solidly bedded in mortar with a slope of about 1 and 1/2 inches to the outside.

Base and caps for the verandah piers to be neatly molded and wrought according to the working drawing.

14. When lime and sand are mentioned, it is to be understood that the lime is to be fresh and maburnt, that the sand is to be clean and sharps in grain and perfectly free from salt water is also to be fresh. Mortar for general use is to be composed of four parts sand to one of lime and to be thoroughly mixed and incorporated before using.

Floor and Roof Timbers

15. Carpenters and joiners work

All timbers to be of native growth - the best of their several kinds, clear in grain and free from large knots or shakes.

Ground floor joists  7" x 2 and 1/2 "

Sleeper plates 4 and 1/2" x 3"

Ceiling joists 6" x 1 and 3/4"

Tie Beam of roof 12" x 5 and 1/2"

Principal rafters 10 x 5"

Hammer Beam 10 x 5 and 1/2

King and Queen posts  6 x 5 and 1/2 (in twist)

Struts  3 x 5 and 1/2

Purlins  6 x 3 and 1/2

Wall plates 6 x 3

Sheeting on purlins 1 inch rough boarding

16. Floor

The joist to be 7" x 2 and 1/2" spaced not more than 12 inches apart on sleeper plates. The boarding to be "Sinoki" 1 and 1/2 inches thick, tongned grooved, secret nailed and laid straight joint in widths not exceeding 5 inches. The floors to be neatly trimmed round the hearths.

17. Roof

The roof trusses to be framed and put together as shewn on the section and of the seautings mentioned in article 15. To be secured by straps and bolts at all the principal connections. Straps 2 and half" x 3/8". Bolts 1 and 1/4" round iron, properly headed, screwed and nutted. The trusses to be placed not more than 10 feet apart and arranged if possible to bear upon the piers. The purlins to be placed about 2 ft 9 inches from centre to centre, properly spiked and secured by cleats to the principal rafter.

The rough sleeping boards one inch thick to be spiked to the purlins for the support of the shingle and tile covering.

The ceiling joists to be notched and spiked to the tie beams of the trusses, and alss secured from sinking by tie or suspension pieces from the purtions. These ties to eb about 4 and half inches x 1 and half inches.

18. Windows and Shutters

19. Doors

20. Skirtings

21. Partitions

22. Hat and Cloak Pins

23. Verandah

The verandah to be supported on columns built round a core with purpose made bricks, the base and caps to be stone as provided for in article 13, and finely plastered with sand mortar. The beam supported by the columns and forming the facia and entablature to be lathes and plastered as shewn in margin. The roof to be framed similar to that for the Minister's house, to be covered with zinc and lattice ceiled on the verandahs, the later bring 1/2 au inch apart. The floor to be paved with stone as described in Clause 13.

24. Bells

25. Ceilings

26. Cornices

27. Papering and colouring

28. Painting and varnishing

29. Laths

30. Glazing

31. Grates and Chimney pieces

32. Roof

33. General

British Legation Yedo Specification for the erection of the Minister's House

Trenches for foundation

The trenches to be sunk to such depths as will secure a solid bearing for the foundation  to be approved of  by the Clerk of Works.

Foundation

The foundations to be built of solid blocks of stone will aid truly set and grouted with limeand sandy mortar, to be of the width shewn upon the sections, and to be raised to the level all round for the base course.

和館Japanese Style Pavillion under Construction   書記官宿舎Secretary's Residence

※この増築部分はウィリアム･コーワンの基本設計に、コンダーの実施設計と工事監理による。関係文書を出典2に挙げた。

関東大震災による崩壊Collapse by the Kanto Earthquake

・出典Source 1: 1873年公使館建物の仕様書は右に挙げた。

・出典Source 2: 増築部分に関する文書は以下の通り

British Consulate General in Tokyo東京大使館

14) FO262/859. Yokohama, 9th September 1902 

Dear Sir Blands, 

Last week I received your letter at Tokio, Re Shimonoseki. I have had a letter from Mr Playfair about a site he has found for a house about a mile out on the Chofu Road, and which appears to be suitable. To inspect this new site I am again calling at Shimonoseki on my return to Shanghai. I leave here by the “Saikio Slarn” on the 11th instant, and to gain time at Shimonoseki. I will have to train from Kobe. 

With regard to the office site, if we purchase I do not expect to pay more than the Japanese Government will pay to purchase another piece of land elsewhere, to erect a similar house for a boarding station. The transaction being a government one. The question of profit will not be considered, and this should not exceed ¥4000, but loss. 

Being obliged to obtain two sites at Shimonoseki; the outlay will be more than the estimates of this year will stand, and if paid this year the transactions must be specially sanctioned, or it will be letter to hold over payment will next years estimates and pay in April 1903. 

I am uncertain as to my moments about the beginning of October, but expect to be South of Shanghai visiting the China Ports as far as Canton. I will again visit Tokio tomorrow and see to Legation alternation. Progress seems slow and I am pushing Mr Conder. 

Faithfully 

William Cowan, 

【解題】 

英国工務局上海事務所長コーワンから、ブレイズ宛の1902年9月2日付け書簡である。下関領事から領事館と領事官邸の建設候補地が見つかったとの連絡を受け、コーワンはその土地の検分のために上海へ戻る途中、下関に寄ることを伝えている。翌日は、公使館改修工事を見るために東京に行き、工事が遅れているので、（工事監理に当たっている）コンドルをせっつくと述べている。コーワンは横浜に滞在中。

3.函館Hakodate

・初代函館領事 館

・第2代函館領 事館

4.長崎Nagasaki

・初代長崎領事館

・二代目領事館

設計：William Cowan, Architect of Office of Works 

5.下関Shimonoseki

・下関領事館

設計：William Cowan, Architect of Office of Works 

中国

1.上海

2.広州

3.汕頭

4.廈門

5.福州

6.寧波

7.

I. Foundation and Commission

1) King's Works

2) Works under the Treasury

3) Surveyor-General and Architects

4) Algernon Bertram Freeman Mitford, 1st Baron Redesdale, 24 February 1837~17 August 1916.

Third Secretary of the British Embassy in St Petersburg, 1858

Diplomatic Corps in China, 1859~1865

Second Secretary of the British Embassy in Japan, 1866~1871

Restoration of The Tower of London, Rehabilitation of Hyde Park

Secretary to HM Office of Works, 1874~1886

1st Barron Redesdale, 1886

inherited Batsford House

III. Office Works Shanghai Office

1) William Crossman's Commission

Yokohama

Pagoda Anchorage

2) Robert Henry Boyce, 1870~77

Bio-Data: He was from Carlow, Ireland. His second son, Rubert William Boyce (22 April 1863 – 16 June 1911) was an English pathologist and hygienist, known for his work on tropical medicine.

Swatow

Amoy

Chefoo

Hakodate

Newchwang

Tokyo

3) F.J. Marshall, 1877-97

Hankow

Takau

Hakodate

Chemulpo

Pakho

4) William Cowan, 1897-07

Peking

Shimonoseki

Nagasaki

Seoul

5) C.J.W. Simpson, 1908-13

Changsha

Hakodate

6) H. Ahead, 1913-15

6) J. Brandley, 1915-28

Chungking

Newchwang

Dairen

7) J.C. Wynnes, 1929-38

8) T.S.M. Terrace, 1938-

Secretary of Works1. Shimonoseki

IMPERIAL CALENDAR List of Government Officers

1851

Office of her Majesty's Woods, Forests, Land Revenue, Works and Buildings

Commissioners. Lord Seymour, Charles Alexander Gore, and the Right Hon. Thomas Francis Kennedy

Surveyor of Houses, James Pennethorne

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1852

Institution of Civil Engineers,

for the general advancement of Mechanical Science, especially Civil Engineering.

Established 1818. Imcorporated 1828

Office of Works, &c.

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Parks, Palaces and Public Buildings

12 Whitehall Place

First Commissioner, Right Honourable the Lord Seymore, MP.

Secretary, Trenham. W. Philipps

Surveyor of the Works, William Southcott Inman

Assistance Surveyor, John Phipps

(out of London) William Stave

Architect and Surveyor, James Pennethorne

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1871

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; Acton Smee Ayrton

Secretary; G. Russell      Assistant Secretary; R.J. Callander

Director of Works and Buildings; Douglas Galton

Surveyor of Works and Public Buildings; H.A. Hunt

INDIA OFFICE

Clerk of the Works; Sir M. Digby Wyatt, Kt., FSA

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Lieut. -Col. G. Chesney, RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Physical Science; H. McLeod

Instructor in Mechanical Drawing; Lieut. G.S. Clarke, RE.

Lecturer in Hindustani; Cotton Mather

Instructor in Freeland Drawing and Landscape Drawing; S.T. G. Evans

Instructor in Architectural Drawing, and Lecturer in Arhitecture; T.H. Eagles

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; S. P.Martin Duncan, FRS

RIBA

President; Thomas Henry Wyatt     Vice-President; Horace Jones, E. L'Anson, A. Waterhouse

Hon. Secretary; F.C. Cockerell, C.L. Eastlake

Ordinary Members of Council; W. Burges---J. Conder's Master.コンダーの師匠の一人

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1872

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; Acton Smee Ayrton------Uncle of Professor E. Ayrton, Counterpart of ITO Hirobumi.工部大学校教授エアトンの叔父、岩倉使節団副使伊藤の接待 

Secretary; G. Russell      Assistant Secretary; R.J. Callander

Director of Works and Buildings; Douglas Galton

Surveyor of Works and Public Buildings; H.A. Hunt

INDIA OFFICE

Clerk of the Works; Sir M. Digby Whatt, Kt., FSA

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Lieut. -Col. G. Chesney, RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Physical Science; H. McLeod

Instructor in Mechanical Drawing; Lieut. G.S. Clarke, RE.

Lecturer in Hindustani; Cotton Mather

Instructor in Freeland Drawing and Landscape Drawing; S.T. G. Evans

Instructor in Architectural Drawing, and Lecturer in Architecture; T.H. Eagles

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; S. P.Martin Duncan, FRS

RIBA

President; Thomas Henry Wyatt     Vice-President; Horace Jones, E. L'Anson, A. Waterhouse

Hon. Secretary; F.C. Cockerell, C.L. Eastlake

Ordinary Members of Council; W. Burges

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1873

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; Acton Smee Ayrton

Secretary; G. Russell      Assistant Secretary; R.J. Callander

Director of Works and Buildings; Douglas Galton

Surveyor of Works and Public Buildings; H.A. Hunt

INDIA OFFICE

Clerk of the Works; Sir M. Digby Whatt, Kt., FSA

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill----A model of Japan's Engineering College.工学寮工学校のモデル

President; Lieut. -Col. G. Chesney, RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; A.G. Greenhill, BA.

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Physical Science; H. McLeod

Instructor in Mechanical Drawing; Lieut. G.S. Clarke, RE.

Instructor in Freeland Drawing and Landscape Drawing; S.T. G. Evans

Lecturer in Hindustani; Cotton Mather

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; S. P.Martin Duncan, FRS

RIBA

President; Thomas Henry Wyatt     Vice-President; John Gibson, Horace Jones, A. Waterhouse

Hon. Secretary; F.C. Cockerell, C.L. Eastlake

Ordinary Members of Council; W. Burges, J.P.St. AUbyn

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1874

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; William Patrick Adam

Secretary; G. Russell      Assistant Secretary; R.J. Callander

Director of Works and Buildings; Douglas Galton

Surveyor of Works and Public Buildings; H.A. Hunt

INDIA OFFICE

Clerk of the Works; Sir M. Digby Wyatt, Kt., FSA

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Lieut. -Col. G. Chesney, RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Hydraulic Engineering; W.C. Urwin, B.Sc. MICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; A.G. Greenhill, BA.

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Physical Science; H. McLeod

Instructor in Mechanical Drawing; Lieut. G.S. Clarke, RE.

Instructor in Freeland Drawing and Landscape Drawing; S.T. G. Evans

Lecturer in Hindustani; Cotton Mather

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; S. P.Martin Duncan, FRS

RIBA

President; Sir G. Gilbert Scott    Vice-President; John Gibson, Horace Jones, G. Vulliamy

Hon. Secretary; F.C. Cockerell, C.L. Eastlake

Ordinary Members of Council; W. Burges, J.P.St. AUbyn

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1881

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; Rt. Hon. George John Shaw Lefevre

Secretary; A.B. Mitford

Consulting Surveyor; Sir H.A. Hunt

Surveyor, 1st class: R.H. Boyce

Assistants to 2nd Class Surveyor; W. Cowan

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Gen. Sir Alexander Taylor, KCB.RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Hydraulic Engineering; W.C. Urwin, B.Sc. MICE

Assistant Professor of Engineering; A. H. Heath, AICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; G.M. Minchin, M.A,

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Chemistry; H. McLeod

Instructor in Geometrical Drawing; Lieut. G.S. Clarke, RE.

Instructor in Architectural Drawing, and Lecturer in Arhitecture; T.H. Eagles

Instructor in Surveying; Major E.H. Coutney, RE

Instructor in Freeland Drawing; S.T. G. Evans

Lecturer in Hindustani; Cotton Mather

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; Professor P.M. Duncan., FR

Demonstrator in Chemistry; W.G. Mathews, Ph.D.

RIBA

President; John Whichcord, FSA

Secretary; William Henry White

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1882

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; Rt. Hon. George John Shaw Lefevre

Secretary; A.B. Mitford

Consulting Surveyor; Sir H.A. Hunt

Surveyor, 1st class: R.H. Boyce

Assistants to 2nd Class Surveyor; W. Cowan

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Gen. Sir Alexander Taylor, KCB.RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Hydraulic Engineering; W.C. Urwin, B.Sc. MICE

Assistant Professor of Engineering; A. H. Heath, AICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; G.M. Minchin, M.A,

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Chemistry; H. McLeod

Instructor in Geometrical Drawing; Lieut. G.S. Clarke, RE.

Instructor in Architectural Drawing, and Lecturer in Arhitecture; T.H. Eagles

Instructor in Surveying; Major E.H. Coutney, RE

Instructor in Freeland Drawing; S.T. G. Evans

Lecturer in Hindustani; Cotton Mather

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; Professor P.M. Duncan., FR

Demonstrator in Chemistry; W.G. Mathews, Ph.D.

RIBA

President; John Whichcord, FSA

Secretary; William Henry White---de Boinville's Master.ボアンヴィルの師匠の一人

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1884

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; Rt. Hon. George John Shaw Lefevre

Secretary, A.B. Mitford, CB.

Consulting Surveyor, Sir H. A. Hunt, CB.

Clerks, 1st class; J. Wills and H.R. Potter

Clerks, Second Class; H. Woodland, R.S. Gowlland, J. Fitzgerald, R. Bailey, R.C. Thompson, M. Hooper, C.P.M. Donaldson

Clerks, Third Class;

Surveyor, First Class, J. Williams, J. Taylor, R.H. Boyce, and W.W. Robertson

Surveyor, 2nd class;

Surveyor;

Assistants to 1st Class Surveyor; F.J.Marshall(China and Japan)

Assistants to 2nd Class Surveyor; W. Cowan

Office of the Secretary of State for India in Council, St James's Park

Public Works; Juland Danvers

Assistants to Public Works; C.S. Colvin

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Gen. Sir Alexander Taylor, KCB.RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Hydraulic Engineering; W.C. Urwin, B.Sc. MICE

Assistant Professor of Engineering; A. H. Health, AICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; G.M. Minchin, M.A,

Professor of Surveying; Col. W.H. Edgcome, RE.

Professor of Chemistry; H. McLeod

Demonstrator in Chemistry; W.G. Mathews, Ph.D.

Professor of Physics; W.N. Stocker, M.A.

Demonstrator in Physics; W.G. Gregory

Instructor in Geometrical Drawing, and Lecturer in Architecture; T.H. Eagles

Instructor in Surveying; Major E.H. Coutney, RE

Instructor in Freehand Drawing, Russell Dowson

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; Professor P.M. Duncan., FR

The Institution of Civil Engineers

Royal Institute of British Architects

President; Horace Jones

Vice-President; Ewan Christian, David Brandon, E. I'Anson

Hon. Secretary; Macircar Anderson

Secretary; William H. White

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1887

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; David Robt. Plunket, LLD., QC., MP.

Secretary, H.W. Prinmrose, CSI

Consulting Surveyor; R. Ritchie

Senior Clerks;  J. Fitzgerald, H. Hooper, and W.J. Downer

Clerks, 1st Class; R.C. Thompson, C.P.M. Donaldson(China)

CLerks, Third Class;

Surveyor, First Class; J. Taylor, R.H. Boyce, and W.W. Robertson, H. Tunner

Surveyor, 2nd class;

Surveyor;

Assistants to 1st Class Surveyor; F.J. Marshall(China and Japan)

Assistants to 2nd Class Surveyor; W. Cowan

Office of the Secrerary of State for India in Council, St James's Park

Public Wokrs; Juland Danvers

Assistnts to Public Works; C.S. Colvin

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Gen. Sir Alexander Taylor, KCB.RE.

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Hydraulic Engineering; T.H.Hearson, RN

Assistant Professor of Engineering; A. H. Health, AICE

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; G.M. Minchin, M.A,

Assistant Professor of Mathematics; A. Lodge, M.A.

Professor of Surveying; Col. E.H. Courtney, RE.

Professor of Chemistry; H. McLeod, FRS

Demonstrator in Chemistry; W.G. Mathews, Ph.D.

Professor of Physics; W.N. Stocker, M.A.

Demonstrator in Physics; W.G. Gregory

Instructor in Geometrical Drawing, and Lecturer in Architecture; T.H. Eagles

Instructor in Freehand Drawing, Russell Dowson

Professor of Forestry; W. Shlick, Ph.D.

Professor of Botany; H. Marshall Ward, M.A.

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; Professor P.M. Duncan., FR

The Institution of Civil Engineers

Royal Institute of British Architects

President; Edward L'Anson, FGS

Vice-President; Alfred Waterhouse

Hon. Secretary; J. Macvircar Anderson

Secretary; William H. White

Ordinary Members of Council; T. Roger Smith

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1888

The Treasury

Office of the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings

First Commissioner; David Robt. Plunket, LLD., QC., MP.

Secretary, H.W. Prinmrose, CSI

Consulting Surveyor; R. Ritchie

Senior Clerks;  J. Fitzgerald, H. Hooper, and W.J. Downer

Clerks, 1st Class; R.C. Thompson,

Clerks, Third Class;

Surveyor, First Class; J. Taylor, R.H. Boyce, and W.W. Robertson, H. Tunner

Surveyor, 2nd class;

Assistants to 1st Class Surveyor; F.J. Marshall(China and Japan)

Assistants to 2nd Class Surveyor; W. Cowan

Assistants to 3rd Class Surveyor; H.W. Collins(acting Second Class in China)

Office of the Secretary of State for India in Council, St James's Park

Public Works; Juland Danvers

Assistants to Public Works; C.S. Colvin

Indian Civil Engineering College, Cooper's Hill

President; Gen. Sir Alexander Taylor, KCB.RE.

Engineering and Applied Mechanics Branches

Professor of Construction; Calcott Reilly, MICE

Professor of Hydraulic Engineering; T.H.Hearson, RN

Assistant Professor of Engineering; A. H. Health, AICE

Professor of Surveying; Col. E.H. Courtney, RE.

Instructor of Surveying;

Instructor in Geometrical Drawing and in Estimating, and Lecturer in Architecture; T.H. Eagles

Lecturer in Accounts; J.C. Hurst

Demonstrator in the Mechanical Lab:; P. Reilly

Mathematical Branch

Professor of Mathematics, Rev. J. Wolstenholme, D.Sc.

Professor of Applied Mathematics; G.M. Minchin, M.A,

Assistant Professor of Mathematics; A. Lodge, M.A.

Natural Science Branch

Professor of Chemistry; H. McLeod, FRS

Demonstrator in Chemistry; W.G. Mathews, Ph.D.

Professor of Physics; W.N. Stocker, M.A.

Demonstrator in Physics; W.G. Gregory

Lecturer on Geology and Mineralogy; Professor P.M. Duncan., FR

Unclassified Subjects

Instructor in Freehand Drawing, Russell Dowson

Professor of French; F.W. Mariassy

Professor of German; T.H. Dittel

The Institution of Civil Engineers

Royal Institute of British Architects

President; Edward L'Anson, FGS

Vice-President; Alfred Waterhouse

Hon. Secretary; J. Macvircar Anderson

Secretary; William H. White

Ordinary Members of Council; T. Roger Smith, Aston Webb

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1893

INDIA OFFICE

Surveyor and Clerk of the Works; George Lufkin

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1894-97

INDIA OFFICE

Surveyor and Clerk of the Works; C.R.C. de Boinville------former architect of Japan's PW.工部省営繕建築家のボアンヴィル

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1898

INDIA OFFICE

Surveyor and Clerk of the Works; T.H. Winny

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Post Office London 1883-85

Robbins & Chastel de Boinville Bros, Victria Mansion 2, Victoria Street

Post Office London and Suburb 1892

Kingston-On-Thames

Springfield Road, Spring Grove, Denmark Road.

West Side

2 Ayling Miss

3Letchworth Rev. Arnold [vicar of St. John the Evangelist]

5 Onley Rev. Jonh, [Congregational]

6 Newton Miss

7 Chastel de Boinville Mrs. (Ivedon Cotage)  -- 28 Chastel de Boinville Mrs (1894)

East Side

St. John The Evengelist Church

Newell Fredrick Shirley [Marlboro Lodge]

Hopgood Mrs [Dunkel Cottage]