Allegations of misconduct brought against the Judge of the District Court at Madusa, George Stanley Hooper, by the Court Translator, Viraswami Pillai - the Madras Government disbelieve the allegations and dismiss Viraswami from office
Correspondence between the Madras Government and the Madras Faujdari Adalat regarding the additional term of imprisonment that is to be substituted for corporal punishment - the question is finally referred to the Government of India
Further papers regarding the grant to Josiah Marshall Death of the exclusive privilege of mining iron and chrome ores in certain districts of the Madras Presidency
Madras Government refer to the Government of India the draft of an Act enabling native inhabitants of the Mofusoil to establish their claims to Government securities in the local courts
Papers regarding Mahi Kantha and the new political arrangements in Gujarat, Vol. 1 - deputation of Captain James Outram to Mahi Kantha - his appointment as Political Agent there - Bombay Government adopt a more conciliatory attitude towards the Mahi Kantha insurgents, etc. etc
Proposed modification of Madras Regulation 7 of 1832 regarding the operations of Military Courts, Vol. 1 (includes, on pp 53-76, a list of petty debt cases involving native soldiers at Bellary, which even settled by the Police Superintendent there, Oct 1832-Oct 1834)
Further papers regarding the use of the tread mill in the jails of the Madras Presidency - authorisation is given for the construction of a tread mill for the manufacture of paper to Chittoor Jail, the wheels to be of iron instead of wood, Vol. 1
In reply to a request from the Government of India the Madras Government state that they have no information in their records regarding the caste of Kotawars or Dug-Worshippers (a description of the caste and its forms of worship appears on pp 8-28)