Memorial to the Secretary of State for India from James Hill submitting his claim for a reward for services rendered by him during the siege of Lucknow in 1857 (with associated correspondence)
Proposal of the Government of India that a life pension of 50 rupees 'per mensem' be conferred on Shahzada Muhammad Taifur for his services as a Risaldar of Pathan Horse during the Mutiny
Government of India forward to London 20 copies of the Central Provinces Gazetteer, Part 1 'Baitul to Bhundara' (one copy of the Gazetteer is included with the Collection)
Decision of the Government of India to confirm the provisional arrangement by which the salaries of the Resident at Baroda and the Political Agent in Kathiawar were fixed at 2500 rupees 'per mensem'
Decision to spend up to 4800 rupees 'per annum', from savings on the Police allotment of the Derajat Division, on placing a few horsemen at the capitals of the Chiefs of the Bugti and Marri tribes
Grant to Mukhtahpersad of the sum of 500 rupees, in recognition of the services rendered during the Mutiny by his father, the late Tarachand, Assistant Toll Collector at Nabibganj, District Mainpuri
Death, [in 1866], of the Raja of Makrai [Devi Shah] - Government of India recognize his adopted son and grandnephew [Lachhu Shah] as his successor (includes, on p 4, a genealogical table of the Makrai Ruling Family)
Grant of 1932 acres of waste land in Gorakhpur District, worth 4830 rupees, to Babu Siva Pershad in recognition of his services in the Political and Educational Departments (a memorandum of the Babu's services appears on pp 3-5 and a description of the lands on p 7)
Memorial to the Secretary of State for India from Muhammad Nabi Khan, praying that two thirds of the pension of 300 rupees 'per mensem', formerly enjoyed by his late father Muhammad Bauker Khan, may be continued to himself (with associated correspondence)