Petition of Christopher Perry one of the partners in an unsuccessful scheme to manufacture cambrics in India, which had originally enjoyed the Company's support. He begs the Company to compensate him for the losses he has incurred, read in Court 10 Mar 1742
Letter from Samuel Wilson on behalf of the owners of the late ship Sussex asking that they be supplied with a copy of the depositions of John Dean formerly a sailor on the Sussex, 27 Nov 1741, read in Court 2 Dec 1741
Memorial of Nathaniel Cole, Receiver of the estate of the late Sir Robert Cowan, requesting that three Bills of Exchange drawn at Bombay on the Company be paid to the estate, read in Court 19 Jan 1743
Memorial of John Elwick, residuary legatee of the estate of his uncle James Elwick, requesting the Company to pay the remaining monies due to the estate, read in Court 21 Jan 1743
Further petition of John Elwick requesting payment of the monies due to the estate of James Elwick, read in Court 16 Feb 1743, with additional note by John Elwick dated 9 Mar 1743
Memorial of Martin Harper of St Helena requesting that since the Will of Lieutenant Thomas Cason of St Helena has now been proved the Company may consider his (Harper's) previous memorial, nd
Memorial of Thomas Easthope, Martin Harper and Gabriel Harper, of St Helena, relating to the effects of the late Lieutenant Thomas Cason which have been deposited in the St Helena Treasury, and requesting that they be paid the remainder due to them, read in Court, 6 Oct 1742, reported on by Commi...
Letter from Philip Carteret Webb, Solicitor, requesting that an officer of the East India Company attend the Court of Chancery, bringing with him the answers to certain Chancery Commissions that have been returned from India, 13 Oct 1742, read in Court 13 Oct 1742, granted by Committee of Law Sui...
Request of George Westcott, Junior, that he be paid £66 14s 6d on a certificate paid into the Company's Treasury at Bombay on account of himself and James Crawford (deceased), 12 Jan 1743, read in Court 12 Jan 1743
Letter from John Browne, Barrister of Lincoln's Inn, relating to the transfers of stock belonging to persons overseas and to the registration of their Wills, 24 Oct 1743, read in Court 26 Oct 1743