Letter from Henry Green, Camp Khelat [Kalat] to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding Green's continued stay in India thanks to the involvement of Sir Henry Bartle Edward Frere and William Lockyer Merewether; the Persian Government's advances towards Beloochistan [Baluchistan] and the situation with the Bengal Army.
Letter from Malcolm Green, Camp Moostunes [Mustung?] to Lewis Pelly
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Letter enquring whether or not Pelly has returned to Tehran; discussing matters with the Shah and details of the route Pelly might be taking through India and Afghanistan.
Letter from Henry Green, Camp Mustung to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding Pelly's letter from Herat about matters beyond the Indian frontier, and the attitude of indifference towards such matters which exists in India. The letter goes on to give news from Europe including from the 'Expedition of the thousand' reporting that Naples had been taken and...
Letter from William Merewether, Kund Kote to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding Pelly's request for a telegram to be sent to Calcutta and his hopes of travelling on to Kabul. The letter also gives information on Sir Henry Green's whereabouts, an incident in Persia which Pelly had informed Merewether of, and general affairs in India.
Letter from William Merewether, Khoob near Kusmoor [Kusmaur], to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding Pelly's route to Kelat [Kalat], recommending the shortest routes to Jacobabad and making arrangements for telegraphs to await him en route. The letter also discusses Merewether's work and his hope of being back at Jacobabad by 20 December.
Letter from Henry Green, Camp Bagh, to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding matters at Khelat [Kalat]; the Governor-General's visit; Political allegiences in the area; the finances of India; and questions over how long Dost Mahomed [Dost Mohammad Khan] will live.
Letter from William Merewether, [Hienjhur?] to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding correspondence from the Governor-General containing instructions for Pelly which keeps missing him; and expressing his regret that Pelly could not come to Jacobabad. The letter also discusses the reductions in the military forces at Sind.
Letter from William Merewether, Jacobabad to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding Pelly's safe arrival in Kurrachee [Karachi] and forwarding letters for him from Lord Canning. The letter also contains what Merewether considers the 'heartbreaking' proceedings in Sind with the cavalry.
Letter from William Merewether, On the Indus to Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding Merewether's meeting with the Governor of Bombay (Sir George Clerk), which Henry Green accompanied him on, and his disappointment that the Governor was not able to see the Sind military first hand as well as discussing his negotiations with the Governor and the Council in Chief ...
