Papers regarding Kathiawar, Vol 10- two missionaries of the Irish Presbyterian Church, the Reverend James Glasgow and the Reverend Alexander Kerr, are given permission by the Bombay Government to pursue their calling in Kathiawar
Correspondence of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce with the Bombay Government regarding the inferior quality of the Gujarat cotton marketed at Bombay (includes, on pp 7-12, copy of a memorial from the Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the EIC Court of Directors, dated 17 Dec 1838)
Papers regarding Kathiawar, Vol 14 - erection of permanent pandals (huts) for the detachment of native troops stationed at Porbandar (plans, sections and elevations of the pandals and native officers' quarters appear on pp 31 and 67-75) - repair of the hospital at Porbandar
Endeavours of Sakaram Narayanji Kirulkar, Jagirdar of Manje Malandi in the Deccan, to produce a superior type of sugar from Mauritius sugar cane - Bombay Chamber of Commerce declare that his sugar is only suitable for local consumption
Papers regarding Kathiawar, Vol 6 - periodical returns of prisoners confined in Rajkot Jail at various dates between Aug 1839 and Feb 1841, with particulars as to crime, sentence etc, also associated correspondence
Papers regarding Kathiawar, Vol 12 - arrangements made to regulate the revenue administration of the Taluka of Satodad-Vavdi - the revenues of certain villages in the Taluka are farmed out for a period of 15 years
Papers regarding Kathiawar, Vol 13 - longstanding financial dispute beteen the Jam of Navanagar and the Parsee banking firm of Dewsee Sunderji - unsuccessful attempt to settle the dispute by panchayat
Bombay Government reject a proposal of the Principal Collector of Poona [Richard Mills] that they should resume the small pieces of ground held rent-free by fakirs, gosavis and other religious mendicants