Papers Relating to Legacies by the Misses Sarah and Mary Anne Bruce for the Foundation and Endowment of an Orphanage for Eurasian Children in or Near Calcutta
Accounts of the East India Company and Government of India's agents in Egypt and of their sub-agents. Expenses of conveyance of mail between Alexandria and Suez, receipts and issues of coal, salaries of staff and miscellaneous expenditure. Each of volumes 1 to 5 bears a note stating that it conta...
Accounts of Captain J. B. Willoughby, R N, Agent for the Government of India in Egypt and Principal Sea Transport Officer. Contains vouchers relating to expenditure in Egypt on the Abyssinian Campaign
Statements of the liability of the Government of India for portions of loans made to the Government of Persia between 1903 and 1913. Letters to and from the Imperial Bank of Persia, London, about repayment of instalments. Copies of despatches, minutes, etc
Statements of the liability of the Government of India for portions of loans made to the Government of Persia between 1903 and 1913. Letters to and from the Imperial Bank of Persia, London, about repayment of instalments. Copies of despatches, minutes, etc
Statements of the liability of the Government of India for portions of loans made to the Government of Persia between 1903 and 1913. Letters to and from the Imperial Bank of Persia, London, about repayment of instalments. Copies of despatches, minutes, etc
Considerable detail about items of expenditure connected with Persia which were the joint liability of the Governments of the United Kingdom and India. Contains copies of various prints and despatches
Statement of the Claim of the Basle Trading Company Against the United Kingdom Government
Scope & Content:
This relates to a claim by the Company, who traded in India under the style of Basle Missions Trading, for compensation for losses arising from the sequestration of its business and assets in India arising out of the 1914/18 War. (The claim was settled in 1951/52 by a lump sum payment from United...
The Cashier, who was responsible for the safe custody of the Company's home cash balances, was probably the only member of the staff who had at his disposal reasonably safe security accommodation judged by the standards of the time. For that reason, legal documents and other articles of value wer...