Memorial from the sons and representatives of the late Lieut.Colonel Thomas Edwards claiming payment of a bond given to Edwards circa 1781 by the then Nawab Wazir of Oudh [Asaf-ud-daula] (Vol 2) (appended to the Collection is a chronological account of claims on the Oudh Government, 1786-1827)
Papers regarding the Sind Frontier, Vol 1 - Brigadier General John Jacob's report on the Sind Frontier for 1857 (on pp 5-11) - testimony to the distinguished services in Upper Sind of Major William Lockyer Merewether and Lieutenant George William Macaulay
Papers regarding the Sind Frontier, Vol 2 - distinguished services of Major Henry Green - his report on his mission to the Khan of Kalat in 1857/58 (the report, which is on pp 9-55, includes, on p 41, a sketch map, MS, coloured, of Baluchistan and surrounding countries)
Papers regarding British Burma - measures taken to protect the Pegu Frontier from the incursions of armed bands from Independent Burma (includes maps showing the old and new frontier posts in Prome District, on pp 35, 49, 53, and 57)
Petition of Jafir Ali, praying for the release of his brother, Kasim Ali, a Customs jemadar of Hissar District who had been sentenced to life imprisonment for siding with the mutineers (with associated correspondence)
Report by the Commissioner of the Lahore Division [Richard Temple] on the arrest and punishment of certain followers of Maharani Jhanda Kaur, mother of Maharaja Dalip Singh (with associated correspondence)
Government of India inform the India Office that a list of the Native Princes of India with their titles is being prepared as requested and will be forwarded as soon as completed
Suggestion that the Nepalese troops who helped in the suppression of the Mutiny should be eligible for the award of the Mutiny Medal, with clasp for Lucknow