File S&C 1182/1880 - Order in Council, dated 6th September 1880, for the Extension of the Revised Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea, and a letter from the Privy Council Office, Whitehall, London, dated 12th October 1880, regarding the transmission to native States in India of copies of the Order in Council
File S&C 1185/1880 - Request of the Government of Bombay to be supplied with copies of rules issued by the Lord Chancellor under Section 9 of the Merchant Shipping Act of 1876
File S&C 1187/1880 - Remarks by Sir Louis Mallet, India Office, relating to the proposed publication of a work on the analysis of Indian food grains and other vegetable products, from papers by Dr Forbes Watson, late Director of the India Museum
File S&C 1215/1880 - Draft reply from Louis Mallet, Statistics and Commerce Department, relating to a request of the McGill University, Montreal, for copies of Operations of the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India
File S&C 1216/1880 - Letter from Sir Philip Cunliffe-Owen, to the India Office, dated 19th October 1880, regarding awards made to India at the Paris Exhibition of 1878, with reference to the case of Colonel Beddome’s name being given as awarded a Gold Medal, and to a mistake on the part of the French Government as to the Diploma for the Indian Government in Class 74
File S&C 1221/1880 - Request of Professor John Dowson, 47 Boundary Road, London, for a copy of Cave Temples of India, a work by Messrs. Fergusson and Burgess
File S&C 1225/1880 - Declaration of Edward R Vyvyan, 3 East India Avenue, London, that he has, in conjunction with two friends, two patented processes for preparing flax and other fibrous substances, and that they have tried their processes on Rhea fibre with success
File S&C 1236/1880 - Schedule of copies of Tide Tables of Indian Ports, 1881, and related papers regarding the distribution and cost of the Tide Tables
File S&C 1239/1880 - Proposal of Sir Walter Elliot, late Madras Civil Service, on the advisability of an archaeological survey of India being undertaken without delay with a suggestion that the Madras Presidency should be added for the purposes of the proposed survey to the charge of Mr James Burgess, Archaeological Surveyor to the Government of Bombay
File S&C 1244/1880 - Explanation of Dr G Birdwood regarding his application to be supplied with a copy of each official Gazetteer, as it appears, for his own personal use