Memorial to the Court of Directors from Lieutenant George Frederick Salmon Browne, 24th Madras Native Infantry, adverting to his services and losses during the Mutiny, and praying to be awarded some special remuneration , dated 23 Mar 1858, (with associated correspondence)
Payments of Mysore pensions at Vellore - half of the pension of the late Ahmed Beg is continued to his eldest son Akbar Husain for the use of himself and family
Grant of life pensions amounting in aggregate to 3000 rupees 'per annum' to the heirs and female relatives of Sirdar Achal Singh, late Jagirdar of Aluwalpur in Jullundur District (includes an extract from the Jagir Register of Jullundur District giving details of the villages belonging to Achal Singh)
Government of India sanction the proposal of the Madras Government to award a pension of 10 rupees 'per mensem' to Bulaki Begam, a descendant of the Nawabs of Masulipatam, but they reject the Madras Government's proposal to grant an allowance of 7 rupees 'per mensem' to the Begam's married sister
Government of India sanction the grant of an allowance of 8 rupees 'per mensem' to Hamid Saib, eldest son of the late Mahabub Mian, a yaumiadar of the Kurnool territory
A compassionate allowance of 4 rupees 'per mensem' is granted to Chota Maya who had made an unsuccessful claim to the Kazaat of Mandvi in Surat District
Government of India reject a petition from the relatives of the late Syed Mustafa Ali Khan (half-brother of the ex-Jagirdar of Udayagiri), that their jagir pensions should be backdated to 14 Feb 1842
Government of India sanction the orders of the Central Provinces (formerly NWP) Government cancelling the permission given in Oct 1855 to Jonali and others in Benares District to commute their hereditary pension of 11 rupees, 6 annas, 9 pies 'per mensem' - they also sanction the award of full arrears of pension to Jonali