The Madras Government inform the Court of Directors that the claim of the Ceylon Government on the Travancore Government was satisfied in full on 21 Nov 1820.
Paliyath Achan, the former Diwan of Cochin, is given permission to go on a pilgrimage to Benares, but Government decline to comply with his request to be granted 2000 rupees for travelling and charitable expenses.
A further sum of 500 rupees is paid to the proprietors of the Catholic church at Tayit near Quilon as extra compensation for the damage the church sustained when it was used by the Government for military purposes.
Report of the Acting Resident of Travancore, [Major Edward Cadogan] on the charitable payments made to certain native British subjects (mainly Eurasian Portuguese) at Anjengo - grant of 10 rupees 'per mensem' for a native doctor to attend to them.
Report of Robert Bingley, Assay Master of the Royal Mint in London, on gold and silver coins received from Madras and silver coins received from Bombay (with associated correspondence)
‘Resignation by Major Wilson of the Office of Resident at Bushire & nomination of Dr. McNeill – This appointment subsequently cancelled & Mr. D. A. Blane appointed Resident – Dr. McNeill appointed 1st Assistant to the Envoy in Persia – Memorial from Dr. McNeill to the Court.’
Scope & Content:
The item consists of copies and extracts of correspondence, minutes and resolutions cited in, or enclosed with, letters from the Government of Bombay, the Government of Bengal and the Court of Directors of the East India Company. The item relates to the appointment of a successor to Major David ...
Papers regarding the administration of Rajpipla State under the superintendence of John Pollard Willoughby and subsequently James Williams - revenue returns - management of the state finances - pacification of the hill tribes - successful military operations conducted by Captain James Sommers Dow...
Petition of John Blanche of St. Martins, Guernsey, on behalf of his nephew Daniel F. De Putron, son of the late Daniel and Susanna De Putron of Guernsey and Madeira - he states that De Putron was recruited to the crew of the whaling ship Royalist at Madeira in 1829 by Captain Harris and is now be...
Proposal of the Bengal Government to discharge on 15 Jun 1833, a further partion of the 5 per cent debt, to the extent of one and a half crores of rupees.
Account by the Madras Government of the sale of Durbar presents (gifts from the Nawab of Arcot and family) in 1829 and 1830 (lists of the presents are on pp 6, 11-13, 18-19)
