Petition of Major Alexander Greenhill of the Madras Native Cavalry to be allowed to retire from the service on the pay of his rank, dated, Dundee, 2 Jul 1804, read in Court 18 Jul 1804, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Lieut General George Harris drawing the Company's attention to his memorial regarding the Seringapatam prize money and offering to provide any information they might require to reach a decision, dated, 2 Harley Street, London, 15 Feb 1804, read in Court 15 Feb 1804, referred to Commit...
Letter from Lieut General George Harris making certain representations regarding the distribution of the Seringapatam prize money and complaining that the Court have misrepresented his conduct in their recent letter to Madras, dated, Belmont, Faversham, 15 Dec 1804, read in Court 20 Dec 1804 and ...
Letter from Warren Hastings requesting the Company to defray the expenses incurred by him in his suit with the heirs of Raja Naba Kissen, dated, London, 13 May 1804, read in Court 15 May 1904, referred to Committee of Law Suits
Letter from J Addison, Agent for dispatching the Cornwallis, to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, forwarding certain documents pertaining to the voyage of the Cornwallis, dated, on board Cornwallis, Saugar. Roads
Letter from Captain Thomas Hickman, formerly of the Bengal Army, to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, claiming arrears of full pay, dated, Tenby, South Wales, 7 Feb 1804, read in Court 15 Feb 1804, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from John Hornby to EIC Chairman, William Fullarton Elphinstone, offering to sell his house at Bombay to the Company for £35,000, dated, Portman Square, London, 16 Jan 1805
Letter from John Hornby offering the house built by his late father at Bombay, for sale to the Company, dated, Portman Square, London, 20 Jun 1804, read in Court, 20 Jun 1804, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Copy of letter from Sir James Cox Hippisley and John Spalding, Agents for the Captors of Jaganathapuram making several representations regarding the delay in settling the question of the prize money, and the considerable legal costs which they have incurred, dated, Grosvenor Street, London, 21 Ju...
Letter from Sir James Cox Hippisley and John Spalding, Agents for the Captors of Jaganathapuram, adverting to their memorial of July 1801, and requesting to be paid £6,000 on account, dated, London 8 Feb 1804, read in Court 8 Feb 1804, referred to Committee of Correspondence