Renewal application from the Travancore Government for information respecting the consignment of Travancore pepper shipped to England on the Oriental in 1830/31.
Further papers regarding the defalcations committed by Kristna Rao in the Baroda Residency Treasury between 1824-1830 - one third of the present salary of the former Resident James Williams is to be deducted towards making good the deficiency of 215,000 rupees - explanation of the Accountant Gene...
Papers regarding the administration of Savantvadi State - Bombay Government declare their intention of upholding the authority of the Raja [Khem Savant] while at the same time ensuring good government.
Revenue returns for the Ceded Districts [Bellary, Cuddapah, Kurnool, Anantapur], the Carnatic and Tanjore, from the date of cession to the Company up to the end of Fasli year 1243, ie Jul 1834 (with associated correspondence).
Further papers regarding Charles Masson's archaeological researches in Afghanistan - Bombay Government grant him the sum of 1500 rupees - the Governor General authorises a further payment of 1000 rupees (includes copy of Masson's memorandum of 6 Jul 1834 regarding relics obtained from the topes o...
Complaints brought against the Governor of the Portuguese settlement of Daman for having seized quantities of timber from British subjects and pursued and brought back some Muslim weavers who had fled into British territory - the Viceroy of Goa [Miguel de Portugal e Castro] agrees to pay compensa...
Agreement arrived at between the Political Agent at Ambala, George Russell Clerk, and the Sikh Chieftains whose territories adjoin the Jumna, whereby the latter accept the annual sum of 1150 rupees in commutation of their right to collect duties on that river.
Settlement of the Account Current between the Nawab of Arcot [Ghulam Muhammad Ghaus Khan] and the Company for the year Jul 1833-Jul 1834 (the Account Current appears on pp 4-11).
Lieutenant Henry Atwell Lake of the Madras Engineers who arrived at Bombay on 16 Apr 1834 bearing dispatches for the Governor General is paid the balance of the expenses of his overland journey from England.
Madras Government inform the Court of Directors that Thomas James Wolferstan Thomas is a subscriber to the Madras Civil Annuity Fund of 1818 and therefore not entitled to benefit from the Absentee Regulations.