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Sugar prices; sales including impact on market due to unsettled state in America; weather; change in quality of Danish boards used on the estates.

Amounts of sugar and rum produced on Estates Good Hope, Mon Bijou, William and Paradise, St. Croix; inability to sell any sugar or rum due to unsettled state of markets; rising price of red oak staves and wood hoops.

Sale and shipping of sugar; advises against nominating James McFarlane as estate manager; continuing dry weather; amounts of sugar and rum produced on Estates Good Hope, Mon Bijou, William, Paradise and Adventure; disturbance in America damaging rum prices.

Sale and shipping of sugar and rum from Estates Mon Bijou, William, Good Hope and Paradise, St. Croix.

Weather; amounts of sugar shipped; amounts of sugar and rum produced; sugar and rum prices; note of cost of work on house of Mrs. Ann Beckett [Hugh Lang's daughter]; visit of Prince Alfred.

Problems in management of Estate William; shortage of labourers; sugar production; effects of weather; sales of rum; list of supplies ordered for Estates Good Hope, Mon Bijou and William.

Shortage of labourers; sale of sugar; effects of weather on quality of sugar; price of rum; price of supplies.

Accounts for Estates Mon Bijou, Good Hope, William, Paradise and Adventure, effects of the weather; difficulty selling rum; labour shortages.

Weather; sugar production; supplies; need for new boiler on Estate Mon Bijou.

Production of sugar at Estates Good Hope and Mon Bijou; adverse weather; failure of boiler on Mon Bijou estate; purchase of manure; rum and sugar prices.

Effect of weather on sugar production; shortage of labour; price and sale of rum.

Details of sugar production on Estates Good Hope, Mon Bijou, William, Paradise and Adventure; sugar and rum sales; price of supplies; blockade of southern ports of America; weather; shortage of labour; illness of his brother, Adam.

New boiler and clarifiers for Estate Mon Bijou; superior quality of coals from the Clyde; supply of labourers.

Sugar production from Estates Good Hope and Mon Bijou; details of shipments of sugar; health of his brother, Adam; his marriage; the weather.

Supplies of machinery, coals, red oak staves, wood hoops and corn meal; effects of weather on sugar crop; typhus fever amongst the labourers; comparison of number of labourers on each estate this year with numbers the previous year; encloses contract for mules from Buenos Aires.