Letter from Mrs Mary Herbert, wife of John Herbert, requesting the Company to take evidence from Edward Coles and Thomas Palmer, which she hopes will clear her husband of a charge of embezzlement at Balambangan, 24 Feb 1778, read in Court 25 Feb 1778
Memorial of Lieut Colonel Thomas Keating. He recounts his past services and asks either to be appointed to the Chief Command in Bombay when that becomes vacant, or to receive some other military promotion. He also forwards a printed account of certain correspondence, to refute charges made agains...
Petition of James Taylor, George Snowden, John Annis junior, William Wright and Thomas Nicholas Wittwer, to the Committee of Accounts, requesting that they may fill the office of Assistant Auditor in rotation according to their stations in the office, read in Committee 3 Mar 1778
Memorial of William Armiger and James Lowe executors of James Bambridge, enquiring who has received the interest from two India bonds purchased by Bambridge in November 1772, read in Court 21 Apr 1779
Request of Henry and Samuel Freeman to receive 36 pigs of lead originally intended to be shipped to India by Raymond Snow, Chief Mate of the Talbot but subsequently returned to the Company's Botolph warehouse, 27 Jan 1779, read in Court 27 Jan 1779
Letter from Charles Howard formerly a seaman on the Speaker regarding illicit trade carried on by Robert Scott, Captain, Robert Craig, Chief Mate, and James Scott, Purser, of the Speaker, during her voyage to India in 1772-73, nd, read in Court 3 Aug 1774
Letter from Lieut Colonel Thomas Keating, requesting employment by the Company or alternatively to be allowed to enter the royal service, 6 Jul 1779, read in Court 7 Jul 1779
Copy of Report of the Committee of Correspondence of 13 Apr 1779 recommending that Colonel Thomas Keating not be permitted to return to Bombay until further information has been received regarding his previous conduct there
Request of William Nash to be paid three Balambangan bonds amounting to 10,709 Spanish dollars, originally given to John Parrott, Purser of the Eagle, and subsequently assigned to Nash by Parrott's widow, dated Twickenham, 29 Sep 1779, read in Court 17 Nov 1779