Letter from William Nash complaining about the considerable expenses incurred by him in his litigation with the Company concerning Balambangan bonds, dated, Twickenham, 17 May 1784, read in Court 21 May 1784
Letter from W Wildman, John Barchard and James Creasy, attornies for Lieut Colonel Henry Watson, asking the Company to consider their (Wildman and Barchard's) Memorial of 1782 concerning Colonel Watson's docks at Calcutta, dated, Clerkenwell, 14 May 1784, read in Court 19 May 1784
Request of Alexander Aubert that the sum of 740 sicca rupees belonging to the estate of the late Antoine Bruguier be paid to him for the use of Bruguier's family in Nimes, 4 Nov 1785, read in Court 8 Nov 1785
Request of James Annis, Clerk in the Auditor's Office, that he be paid a gratuity for his past three years' service and receive a salary in future, 16 Nov 1785, read in Court 16 Nov 1785
Request of Thomas Eldridge Baker, Clerk in the Auditor's Office, that he be paid a gratuity for his past three years service and receive a salary in future, read in Court 20 Jul 1785, reported on by Committee of Accounts, 4 Aug 1785
Request of Ann Graeme that she be paid the amount of her late husband's effects which were paid into the Company's Treasury at St Helena, 2 Aug 1785, read in Court 10 Aug 1785
Letter from Lieut Colonel Thomas Keating recounting his previous services in India and expressing his willingness to serve again at Bombay provided that he is not commanded by one of his former subordinates, 21 Dec 1784, read in Court 21 Dec 1784 and 31 Mar 1785
Letter from Lieut Colonel Thomas Keating offering to give transfers to the Bombay Treasury for such balance as may be due by him to the Company, 31 Mar 1785, read in Court 31 Mar 1785
Letter from Captain Josiah Pryce requesting the Court to consider his former Memorial regarding Bencoolen paper currency, 7 Dec 1785, read in Court 13 Dec 1785, reported on by Committee of Accounts, 22 Dec 1785
Letter from Mrs I Maria Stewart asking to be supplied with copies of papers relating to the service of her late husband [John Stewart] as Judge Advocate General and Secretary to the Government of Bengal, 3 Mar 1785, read in Court 4 Mar 1785