Letter from Captain Turner Camac offering to refer the Company's claim on his late brother Lieut Colonel Jacob Camac to arbitration, 15 Jun 1791, read in Court 17 Jun 1791
Letter from Turner Camac and H. Grant requesting an explanation of the Company's claim on the late Lieut Colonel Jacob Camac, 30 Apr 1791, read in Court 4 May 1791
Letter from Mrs Ann Holden requesting to be paid the amount of the estate of her late husband William Holden which had been paid into the Company's Treasury at St. Helena, dated Derby, 14 Oct 1791, read in Court 19 Oct 1791, reported on by Committee of Accounts 16 Nov 1791
Letter from James Hume, Secretary to the Commissioners of H.M. Customs, to Thomas Morton, Company's Secretary, enclosing several papers received from the Revenue Officer at Deal regarding the Imperial ship Prince de Kaunitz lately arrived from India, 6 Oct 1791, read in Court 12 Oct 1791
Letter from Benjamin Sayer at the Customs House, Deal to the Commissioners of H.M. Customs, notifying them of the arrival in the Dowas of the Imperial ship Prince de Kaunitz and of the enquiries made by him regarding her ownership, cargo, etc, 4 Oct 1791
Letter from Benjamin Sayer at the Customs House, Deal, to the Commissioners of H.M. Customs, enclosing copy of the cargo manifest of the Prince de Kaunitz, 5 Oct 1791
Letter from Mrs A Horne, widow of Brigadier General Matthew Horne, requesting the Court to help secure payment of the debt owed to her late husband by the Nawab of Arcot, [Muhammad Ali Khan], 16 Mar 1791, read in Court 16 Mar 1791
Petition of John Haslett, formerly a Private in the Bombay European Infantry, requesting to be paid batta for the time spent by him as a prisoner of Tipu Sultan in 1783/84, nd, read in Court 7 Jul 1791
Letter from James Inglish Keighley, requesting that the bonds given by him and his securities to the Sheriff of Calcutta and sent home on the Houghton should now be delivered up and cancelled, 3 Feb 1791, read in Court 4 Feb 1791, appended is the opinion of the Company's Solicitor, John Smith, da...
Letter from James Inglish Keighley, dated Bath 29 Jul 1791, complaining of his dismissal from the Company's service in 1787, and of their filing a Bill of Chancery against him, read in Court 17 Aug 1791