Correspondence on an opinion of Britain, allegedly by the Aga Khan, found among German Foreign office archives by Americans after the 2nd World War Dated as: 1942; 1945
The Governor General's personal report, no 8 The subjects covered include Indo-Pakistan relations; the Kashmir, Gandhi fast and assassination and the Indian States.
Correspondence between Sir P. W. Chetwode [C. in C. 1930-33] and Sir Findlater Stewart, mostly about Indianisation of the Army, Defence Spending, and appointments
Orissa: correspondence about Rao Sahib W. V. B. Ramalingam and A. V. Subbarau, and their proposals that Beshampar Town and the Zamindan's of Parlakimedi and Jeypur be retained in Madras and not included in the new Province of Orissa.
Correspondence etc. between Sir P. J. Grigg and Sir Findlater Stewart on General financial topics. These include provincial loans and borrowings in 1936 and the 1938 Rupee Loan.
Railways: a few letters, including copies of a correspondence between Sir P. J. Grigg and Zafanilla Khan about the Traffic Membership of the Railways Board.
Statutory Commission, file II (b): mostly material submitted to Sir Arthur Hirtzel in connection with the Note he was to prepare for the Commission on the role of the Secretary of State]. Summaries of proposals placed before the Commission: subjects include Local Government, finance, the legisla...
Letters to Sir Findlater Stewart on police organisation and on the general practice as to retirement on grounds of age from higher posts in the Civil Service.