Affairs of Rewa Caunta [Kantha], Vol 29: Court of Criminal Justice, case No.5 of 1843, trial of Kalloo Veera charged with assault after denouncing his sister-in-law as a witch and forcing her to undergo the ordeal of placing her hand in boiling water
Affairs of Rewa Caunta [Kantha], Vol 30: Court of Criminal Justice, case No.6 of 1843, trial of four prisoners (Nuthwa Nana, Loollio Nahano, Joora Joojar, and Kalloo Dhunsing) charged with having been concerned in the murder of four women accused of witchcraft
Affairs of Rewa Caunta [Kantha], Vol 31: Court of Criminal Justice, case No.7 of 1843, trial of four prisoners (Poslo Sonejee, Saturia Bhicka, Khapuria Nawa, and Ramjee Sonejee) charged with the wilful murder and robbery of four Muslim merchants
Affairs of Rewa Caunta [Kantha], Vol 33: Court of Criminal Justice, case No.9 of 1843, trial of 12 prisoners on a charge of the murder of four women in the village of Wagaj
Affairs of Rewa Caunta [Kantha], Vol 34: Court of Criminal Justice, case No.10 of 1843, trial of Jadoo Verum Hurribhaee charged with culpable homicide of his neighbour Bhugwan over a dispute involving the trespass of cattle onto his land
Statements showing the export and import trade between Madras and the Arabian and Persian Gulfs, and the east coast of Africa, from the year 1834/35 to 1838/39, and between Bombay and the Persian Gulf from 1st May 1835 to 30th April 1840; and the instructions of the Court of Directors regarding ...
Discovery by Captain R Wroughton, Revenue Surveyor, of coalfields in the Mirzapur District. Charge of the Moradabad Canals made over to Lieutenant Anderson. Lieutenant F Pollock appointed Assistant to the Superintendent of the Delhi Canals. Weighment in the transfer of treasure chests.