Papers relating to the North Western Provinces - statement showing the number of bills passed and disbursements sanctioned by the NWP Government during the first quarter of 1860 (with asociated correspondence)
Papers regarding the North Western Provinces - payment of the arrears of pension due to Madho Rao Narsingh, a Jhansi pensioner (includes personal details of the recipient, on pp 16 and 20)
Further papers regarding Tehri (Garhwal) State - steps taken to secure to Bhawani Singh the succession to the gadi of the Garhwal Raj - rejection of the claims of his younger brothers
Papers regarding the North Western Provinces - details of bills passed by the NWP Government in the fourth quarter of 1859 (with associated correspondence)
Papers regarding the North Western Provinces - narrative of the proceedings of the Lieutenant Governor of the NWP in the Political Department for the first quarter of 1860
Mutiny papers relating to the North Western Provinces - NWP Government consider it inexpedient for the present to allow the villagers in the forest areas of Gorakhpur District to retain firearms for the protection of their crops
Mutiny papers relating to the North Western Provinces - decision of the NWP Government that the confiscated lands proposed to be assigned to the late Raja Sudarshan Sah should now be made available for bestowal on others
Mutiny papers relating to the Bombay Presidency - capture, at Sangli, in the Southern Maratha Country, of Naru Pant Nana, father-in-law of the notorious rebel Nana Sahib - question whether Naru Pant's past conduct excludes him from the benefits of the Amnesty
Mutiny papers relating to the North Western Provinces and Central India - statements of rewards made to loyal subjects in the following districts:- Agra, Etah, Cawnpore, Azamgarh, Mirzapur, Benares, Jaunpur, Jhansi, Jalaun, Hamirpur, Chanderi and Nimach (with associated correspondence)