Letter from Joseph James, Head Surgeon on the Bengal Medical Establishment, requesting permission to retire from the service on the pension of his rank, dated 111 New Bond Street, London, 7 Dec 1802, read in Court 8 Dec 1802, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from John Jackson to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, returning the money which the Company had paid him on account of the Colombo prize property, and requesting that his security be given back to him, dated, London, 20 Oct 1802, read in Court 27 Oct 1802, referred to Committee of Corr...
Letter from Messrs John Jackson, Tod and Co to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, explaining why they have declined to pay interest on the money given to them on account of the Colombo prize property, dated, 36 Broad Street Buildings, London, 27 Oct 1802, read in Court 27 Oct 1802, referred to ...
Letter from Henry Bloomfield Kean, Assistant Surgeon on the Bengal Establishment, adverting to his poor state of health and the hardship he underwent as a prisoner of the French, and requesting permission to retire from the service on a pension, nd, read in Court 30 Mar 1802, referred to Committe...
Letter from John Laird, Surgeon on the Bengal Establishment, to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, requesting the Court's permission to retire from the service on a pension of £500 'per annum', dated, 3 George Street, Hanover Square, London, May 1802, read in Court 19 May 1802, referred to Comm...
Request of Robert Livie to be allowed to receive the arrears of pay due to the late Lieutenant Gerard Drummond of the Bombay Marine, dated Austin Friars, 3 Feb 1802, read in Court 3 Feb 1802, referred to Committee of Law Suits
Memorial of the Officers, NCOs and Privates of the King's and Company's Armies who fought under Lieut General Harris at Seringapatam praying that the amount of the stores and grain captured at Seringapatam may be paid to the Prize Agents in order that a final dividend may be effected, nd read in ...
Request of Michael McGrath, Surgeon on the Bengal Medical Establishment, for leave to retire on the pay of his rank, dated, London, 3 Nov 1802, read in Court 3 Nov 1802, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Memorial of Lieutenant Charles Morse of the Bombay Artillery, adverting to the circumstances in which he was paroled as a prisoner of war by the French, and asking to be granted garrison pay and allowances and his passage money back to India, dated, Bath, 12 Oct 1802, read in Court 27 Oct 1802, r...