[Also includes:] Return showing the territories which have been annexed, or proposed to be annexed, to the British dominions by the Governor-General of India, since the close of the Punjab War; and abstract of the revenues and charges of India, including the charges disbursed in England, in the s...
Manuscript "Abstract narrative of the rebellious and contumacious conduct of the Poligars of the Carnatic, together with the proceedings of government in consequence, commencing with the year 1795 [to 1801]" [London: Examiner's Office, East India Company, nd]
Note of correspondence in the Foreign Office of the Government of India relating to the subsidiary and contingent forces of Hyderabad Calcutta: Govt of India Foreign Dept, 1874
The Panjab chiefs. Historical and biographical notices of the principal families in the territories under the Punjab Government. By Lepel H Griffin, Assistant Commissioner, Lahore Lahore: [Govt of Bengal], 1865
Selections from the records of the Bombay Government. No XVII - new series. (Miscellaneous information connected with the Province of Sind) Bombay: Govt of Bombay, 1855
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1855
Extent:
xliv, 774, 78pp list of contents maps genealogical tables
Printed despatch from Lord Canning, Governor-General of India, to Sir Charles Wood, Secretary of State for India, No 43A dated Simla, 30 April 1860, relating to the subject of adoption as affecting the succession to the native states and principalities of India
Annals and antiquities of Rajast'han, or the Central and Western Rajpoot States of India. By Lt-Col James Tod, late Political Agent to the Western Rajpoot States. 2 vols Madras: Higgonbotham and Co, 2nd edn, 1873
Report on the interior administration, resources, and expenditure of the Government of Mysoor, under the system prescribed by the orders of the Governor General in Council, dated 4th September 1799. By Maj M Wilks, acting Resident at Mysoor Fort William: Governor-General in Council, 1805
Treaties and engagements with native princes and states in India, concluded for the most part in the years 1817 and 1818 [1799-1822] [London: East India Company, 1824]