Collection 327/26: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Pension for family of late Driver R. W. Wall, North Western Railway, who was killed by frontier raiders.
Collection 327/27: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Pensions to family of the late W. A. T. Pettigrew, Inspector of Indian Electric Telegraph Department, who died in captivity in Persia. Application for alternative Royal Warrant refused.
Collection 327/29: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Pension to family of late Purna Chandra Nama, a non-official, accidentally killed by the police in an attempt to arrest political criminals at Comilla.
Collection 327/33: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Increase of pension to Mrs K. Gyford, widow of the late D. Gyford, Civilian Mechanic, Quetta Arsenal who was attacked by a Ghazi and died as a result of wounds.
Collection 327/37: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Award to Major P. A. McCarthy for an injury sustained in the course of official duties.
Collection 327/38: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Grant of pension of 100 Rupees per month to widow of Sayad Nadir Hussain Shah, a Tasildar murdered while on recruiting duty.
Collection 327/41: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Grant of extraordinary pensions to widows of A. B. Peerzade and L. H. Trivedi killed in the execution of duties.
Collection 327/44: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Gratuity to Major C. W. E. Kerr, a railway medical servant for loss of a leg by accident in the discharge of his duty.
Collection 327/46: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Gratuity of 2100 Rupees to Mrs Emmett, wife of a station master at Peshawar as compensation for injuries inflicted by a Ghazi in Dec 1919.
Collection 327/49: Pensions and Gratuities: Injury and Extraordinary Pensions: Grant of pension of £30 to each of the four children of the late Mr King Wood, Director of the Persian Section of the Indo-European Telegraph Department.