Letter from Major Henry Balfour of the Bengal Army to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, requesting an extension of furlough until September 1807, dated Dunbog, Fifeshire, 1 Sep 1806, read in Court 10 Sep 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from the Chairman of the Court of Directors [Charles Grant] to the Secretary at War, Viscount Castlereagh, forwarding copies of correspondence between the Company and the War Office regarding advances of pay to King's officers proceeding to India, dated East India House, 7 Nov 1805
Memorial of Anne Green, widow of the late Major General Christopher Green, adverting to her husband's military services and praying for financial relief, signed on her behalf by Major General Charles Green, dated, London, 23 Jul 1806, read in Court, 23 Jul 1806, referred to Committee of Correspon...
Minute of the Vice-President of the Bengal Council directing that the salary of the Sub-Secretary in the Military Department be increased by 500 rupees 'per mensem', dated, 2 Mar 1798
Letter from Lieut Colonel J W Gordon to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, forwarding the letter from Lieut General John Whitelocke, and requesting that the necessary action be taken regarding the same, dated, Horse Guards, 30 Dec 1806, read in Court 31 Dec 1806, referred to Committee of Corres...
Letter from Sir John Cox Hippisley and John Spaldng, Agents for the Captors of Jagannathapuram, to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, making certain representations regarding the prize claim, and forwarding their account with Alexander Fraser, dated Grosvenor Street, 21 Jun 1806, read in Court ...
Letter from Lieut Colonel Richard Howley of the Madras Artillery adverting to his deleterious state of health and requesting an extra year's furlough with pay, dated, London, 14 Feb 1806, read in Court 19 Feb 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from John Stracey repeating his claim to a difference in salary when Sub-Secretary of the Bengal Government, dated, Cheltenham, 10 Jul 1806, read in Court 16 Jul 1806, referred to Committee of Correspondence