Incorporation of the Bengal Military Widows Fund with the newly created Bengal Military Fund, (includes a copy of the printed regulations of the new Fund, pp 67-81)
Surgeon James Annesley of the Madras Medical Service is permitted to accept a piece of plate presented to him by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
Subscriptions to the Madras Military Fund or Madras Medical Fund to be compulsory for all newly appointed Cadets, Assistant Surgeons and Chaplains (includes lists of subscribers and non-subscribers to the Military Fund and of subscribers to the Medical Fund)
Reorganization of the Madras Army according to the Court of Directors' orders of 25 Nov 1823 (includes a printed copy of Madras General Order of 1 Jun 1824, pp 13-28)
Proposal of Captain Henry Moberly that cast iron should replace brass in the manufacture of naves for gun carriage wheels, (includes plan and elevation of a nave, by H. Moberly, MS, coloured, size 53cm x 72cm)
Death of General Sir Alexander Campbell, the Commander in Chief, Madras, on 11 Dec 1824 - proposal of the Madras Government that a monument be sent from England to be erected in his memory.
Death-bed letter from Sir Alexander Campbell to the Court of Directors requesting that his wife be granted a pension after his death and that some mark of favour be bestowed on Lieut Colonel Thomas Henry Somerset Conway.