Pensions are awarded to the widow and children of James Palmer in recognition of his discovery of a process of preparing and preserving limes and lime juice (includes a description of the process).
Papers regarding the secondary or subsidiary school proposed to be established for the education of native youths in medical science in connection with the Calcutta Medical College, and the examination of persons applying to be admitted into the School
Condition of the Calcutta Medical College, and the measures adopted and contemplated for correcting the defects in the administration of that Institution (includes detailed statements of salaries and Establishment and other charges of the Medical College 1835-1838, and lists of the free students ...
Returns showing the strength, nature and constitution of the several local Irregular Corps under the Bombay Presidency
Scope & Content:
The Returns also contain information regarding the particular tribes and castes of which each Corps was composed, the nature of the services which from time to time had been rendered by each Corps, the mode in which the cost of their maintenance was defrayed, and what particular States and class...
Proceedings connected with the survey and assessment of the Southern Mahratta Country, and the proposed arrangements for the constitution of a Special Commission to conduct an investigation into the titles of enamdars
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Includes a statement prepared from a letter forwarded, under date 10th August 1824, by the Commissioner for the Deccan, to the Principal Collector of Dharwar, regarding certain lands and villages in the Southern Mahratta Country whose revenues were supposed to be wholly or partially enjoyed on d...
Disturbances in Sawunt Waree: correspondence on the subject of the evasion of justice by offenders, freebooters and other criminals taking refuge in the Goa Territory
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Includes a statement listing the names of individuals accused of offences who had fled to the Goa Territory, pp.66-67
Provision by the Commanders of emigrant vessels proceeding to Mauritius of certain food for consumption during bad and stormy weather when food cannot be cooked
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Also included is correspondence from Saunders, May, Sarkies & Co, who had chartered the vessel emigrant Rohomany, requesting the assistance of government in preventing emigrants from abandoning the voyage or running away