Memorials of Surgeon Robert Flower Riddell, Nizam's Service, and of various Local Officers of the Nizam's Army soliciting the privilege of a furlough to England, (with associated correspondence)
Memorial of Captain Benjamin Johnston of the Garrison Battalion, Nizam's Army, complaining of being thrice superseded in rank - Government of India inform him that he can only expect advancement within the Irregular Branch of the Army (the memorial is on pp 6-10)
Appointments of certain officers to fill vacancies in the Nizam's Military Service, viz:- Dr Alexander Walker, Bombay Medical Service, to be Assistant Surgeon, Captains J Roebuck and H Stoddard to command vacant Corps, Lieutenant Cuthbert Davidson of the 66th Bengal Native Infantry to join the Ni...
Proposal that certain Pindari prisoners who have allegedly been in confinement in Basra? for nearly 20 years should now be released, the Pindari Chief Namdar Khan having stated his willingness to stand security for them
Memorial of Lieut Colonel Julius George Griffith, of the Bombay Artillery, to the Court of Directors, praying for the establishment of a Bombay Artillery Retiring Fund (the memorial, dated 27 Mar 1837, is on pp-5-10, the regulations of the proposed Fund on pp 13-17)
Government of India refuse to increase the personal allowance of the Medical Officer attached to the Mehidpur Political Agency [Dr Thomas Charles Elliott] but they sanction an increase in the number of Dulis and Native Doctors in the Mehidpur Contingent
Arrears of tribute due from the States of Sirohi, Partabgarh, Dungarpur and Banswara - Government contemplate using more forceful measures to obtain payment, (the tribute accounts of the four states are on pp 21-30)
Complaint of a nobleman of Shah Zeman's household at Ludhiana regarding an incursion into the Shah's 'Haramsarai' by three Ensigns of the Company's Army, viz:- Robert Barlow Palmer Byng, David Edward Brewster and Henry Bishop - subsequent correspondence between the Political Agent at Ludhiana [Ca...
Petition of Haji Muhammad Husain Khorasani to be granted a pension for himself and family, or, alternatively, to be appointed a British Agent at Bushire