File 15(6)-G(S)/1939 1. Visit of His Excellency the Viceroy (Lord Linlithgow) to Rewa in December 1939. 2. Decision that ordinary ceremonials should be observed at Viceregal visits during the war and on Sundays. 3. Decision that a Ruler should invariably be introduced to the Viceroy by the Resident when His Excellency's arrival in a State is "Public", but that no general rule should be prescribed for "Private" visits.
File 15(6)-G(S)/1940 1. Informal visit of His Excellency the Viceroy (Lord Linlithgow) to Kathiawar and Bhopal in January 1941. 2. Points of ceremonial raised by Political Adviser. 3. Relative precedence of Political Adviser and Resident at functions connected with Viceregal visits. 4. Invitation by the Rulers of Morvi and Wankaner to His Excellency the Viceroy to visit their States.
File D I Jun 1920 52 Request of His Highness the Maharaja Holkar of Indore to arrange for private visits to be interchanged between the Governor of Madras and himself and Lady Willingdon and his Maharanis at Cotacamund.
File 83(2)-H(S)/1925 Visits to places in British India by certain Ruling Princes and Chiefs in 1925. 2. Decision that the Resident in Mysore should not be expected to pay the first call on Ruling Princes and their wives when they visit Bangalore privately.
File S I Nov 1911 16-17 Form for the future submission of recommendations for the grant of the King's Police Medal. Grant of the medal to members of properly organised Fire Brigades.
File S I Aug 1917 22-33 Recognition to be accorded to the wives by mixed marriages of Ruling Chiefs - (i) Wife of His Highness the Raja of Pudukota, a lady of Australian parentage. (ii) Rani Prem Kaur, the Spanish wife of His Highness the Maharaja of Kapurthala. The offspring of a mixed marriage is not recognised by the Brtish Government as eligible for succession to the Chiefship of a Native State.
File Con A Gen 1916 36-45 Sanction to the payment to Princess Bamba Dulip Singh of a marriage dowry of £10,000 on her marriage with Lieutenant Colonel D.W. Sutherland, I.M.S..