Request of Captain Milliken Craig, Commander of the Queen, for access to the Bencoolen Consultations of 1797, for use in his law suit against Robert Broff, dated, London, 8 Jul 1801
Letter from Robert Rickards, Secretary to the Bombay Council, to John Rider, notifying him that the arrears of pay due to his nephew the late Lieutenant Jacob Rider are payable to his nephew's widow in England, dated, Bombay Castle, 4 Apr 1801
Petition of William Cram, labourer, of Muthill, Perthshire, to be paid the sum of 188 sicca rupees, the amount of the estate of his late son Private Robert Cram, dated Muthill, 5 Oct 1801, read in Court 4 Nov 1801, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Lieut Colonel John Taylor requesting the Court to allow him to assign his arrears of pay up to the 31st Dec 1800 to Mr Hammersley, and to transmit his letter to the arbitrators of his suit with the Company, dated, London, Mar 1801, read in Court 31 Mar 1801, referred to Committee of L...
Letter from Mrs Margaret Bonham, widow of Captain William Clifton of the Swallow, requesting payment of 500 pagodas, which had been paid into the Madras Treasury on behalf of the late husband's estate, dated, Bath, 11 Aug 1801, read in Court 14 Oct 1801, referred to Committee of Accounts, reporte...
Letter from H Donaldson to George Owen at East India House, forwarding returns of the officers of HM 78th Regiment serving in India in 1798-1800, with a statement of their claims, dated 4 Whitehall, London, 17 Jul 1801, read in Committee of Government Troops and Stores, 18 Nov 1801
Copy of Bombay General Order of 2 Oct 1800 containing extract from Bombay Council Minutes of 26 Sep 1800, regarding the furlough of Assistant Surgeon William Albert Davies
Letter from Captain Henry Nash of the Madras Army requesting to be allowed the difference between full pay and furlough pay for the period in which he was detained as a passenger in Bengal, dated, Osborne's Hotel, Adelphi, London, 21 Apr 1801, read in Court 22 Apr 1801, referred to Committee of C...
Letter from Lieut Colonel John Orr of the Madras Cavalry, repeating his request to be allowed to postpone his decision whether to retire from the service or return to India, dated, London, 9 Mar 1801, read in Court 11 Mar 1801, referred to Committee of Correspondence