Question of the mode in which the pay of the Jaora Contingent is drawn and its accounts kept - statement by the Commandant of the Western Malwa Contingents [Major William Borthwick]
A sum of 5 rupees, 13 annas, 11 pies, expended by the late Agent in Bundelkhand, Richard Milbank Tilghman, on the repair of office tents, and borne on the inefficient balance of the Bundelkhand Agency, is allowed as a contingent charge
Question of the number of guns to be fired as a salute to the Political Agent in the Southern Maratha Country - general question of the applicability to India of the new Order in Council regarding gun salutes
Correspondence with the Government of Madras relating to the nomination of Chaplains by a Bishop in India; and questions arising out of the case of the Reverend R W Whitford, Chaplain of Quilon
Scope & Content:
Correspondence relating to the Reverend Whitford's case is at pp.67-101
Correspondence regarding a marked improvement which had taken place in the habits of the Bhil tribes inhabiting the hilly tracts under the Superintendence of Captain W Hunter
Scope & Content:
The correspondence includes papers regarding the establishment of the Kotra post, and a memorandum showing the disbursements which had been made on account of the Mewar Bhil Corps from the 1st June 1841 to 1st June 1843.
Medical Board report on the character and qualifications of native doctors of the Bengali class, and measures taken for the introduction of a better class of practitioners
