Inability of Captain James Thomas Molesworth to complete his English-Marathi Dictionary - the results of his researches to date are sent out to India for the use of Captain Thomas Candy or some other suitable compiler
Contributions of the Bombay Government to various charitable institutions - grant of 300 rupees 'per mensem' to the Bombay District Benevolent Society, etc
Papers regarding the Fire Fighting Establishment in Bombay City - new administrative arrangements - transfer of some of the fire engines to the Civil Department - increase in overall expenditure, etc
Decision of the Bombay Government to employ indigent native inhabitants on constructing 63 miles of fair weather road from Rawair towards Surat, a section of the new line of road Burhanpur-Surat
Bombay Government sanction the expenditure of 7050 rupees for diverting the waters of the Bhadar river near Dhanduka in Ahmadabad District into their original channel
The Bombay Government contribute 600 rupees towards the repair of the large Muhammadan tomb on the banks of the Bhima river near Begampur in Sholapur District - the tomb which was erected by the Emperor Aurangzebe for his daughter is considered to have architectural merit
Measures taken to provide relief for the large number of native inhabitants who have fled from Kathiawar to Bombay because of famine - their employment in road-making at Panvel and elsewhere (includes, on pp 15-16, a register of Kathiawar emigrants who returned to Kathiawar in the period Apr-May ...
In accordance with the Court of Directors' orders of 31 May 1838, the Bombay Government forward to London copies of works published at Bombay in the last 5 years by the Mission Societies etc. (includes a list of the books forwarded, at end of collection)