Extract of a letter from General Sir William Medows to Mrs Elizabeth Oldham paying tribute to her late husband's valuable services during the retreat from Satyamangalam in 1790,nd
Letter from Lieutenant Edward Phillips late of the Bombay Marine Battalion requesting to be allowed to retire on the half pay of Ensign, dated, Shrewsbury, 25 Feb 1805, read in Court 28 Feb 1805, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from Lieut Colonel Thomas Poole of the Madras Army to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, requesting the Court's permission to retire on the full pay of his rank, dated, 1 Upper Baker Street, 12 Apr 1804, read in Court 18 Apr 1804, referred to Committee of Correspondence
Letter from John De Fountain, Acting Secretary, St Helena, to Major Edward Smyth, informing him that the Governor and Council approve his returning to England on sick leave, dated, St Helena, 20 Sep 1805
Note from Lieut General Giles Stibbert to EIC Chairman Charles Grant, repeating his request to be provided with a copy of Bengal General Orders of 16 Feb 1804, dated Hereford Street, 16 Jul 1805, referred to Committee of Law Suits
Letter from Henry Smith, Company's Solicitor, to William Wright, Clerk to the Committee of Law Suits, intimating that he sees no objection to the Company supplying Lieut General Giles Stibbert with a copy of the Bengal Orders in Council of 16 Feb 1804, dated Draper's Hall, 22 Jul 1805
Medical certificates signed by Dr William Dick and Dr J Fleming testifying that the deleterious state of health of Lieut Colonel John Tomkyns makes it imperative for him to remain in England, the first certificate dated London 6 Apr 1805
Letter from Lieut Colonel Walter Wilson of the Madras Army, to William Ramsay, Company's Secretary, requesting the Court's permission to retire on the pay of his rank, dated, London, Jul 1805
'View of the Allowances of the Subadars, Jemadars and Naiks, of the Bengal Native Infantry according to the Present and proposed New Systems' by Charles White
'Comparative View of the Allowances of the Subadars, Jemadars and Naiks of the Bengal Native Infantry according to the Two Systems, together with a View of the Amount of the Sums proposed to be saved by the respective Plans in Sonat Rupees and Pounds Sterling', by Charles White