Papers regarding the Nicobar Islands, Vol 2 - Reasons advanced by the Government of India as to the expediency of annexing the Nicobar Islands to Great Britain
Further papers regarding Prince Azim Jah - Madras Government agree to the modifications proposed by Prince Azim Jah with respect to the distribution of his allowances after his death
Correspondence between the Government of India and the NWP Government regarding the provision of a suitable Jagir for Raja Man Singh of Paron in lieu of the annual allowance at present granted to him
Annual Administration Report for Cooch Behar for the year 1867-68 (with Resolution on the Report by the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal and associated correspondence)
Papers regarding the Nicobar Islands, Vol 1 - Opinion of the Government of India that the Nicobar Islands should be placed under the immediate supervision of the Superintendent of the Andamans, under the general control of the Chief Commissioner of British Burma [Burma/Myanmar]
Papers regarding the Carnatic Stipendiaries - Memorial to the Secretary of State for India from Syed Karshad Hussain and the other sons and daughters of the late Khirath Hussain appealing against the decision of the Madras Government not to continue their father's stipend to them (with associated correspondence)
Papers regarding the Carnatic Stipendiaries - Memorial to the Secretary of State for India from Nizam-ud-din Ahmad Khan appealing against the refusal of the Madras Government to continue to him the stipend of his late mother, Farath-un-Nisa Begam, (with associated correspondence)
Memorial to the Secretary of State for India from Edward Fowle, Consul for Siam [Thailand] at Rangoon [Yangon], asking permission to be allowed to wear the 'Illustrious Order of the White Elephant' which had been conferred upon him by the King of Siam (with associated correspondence)
Papers regarding Savanur State - Death, on 11 May 1868, of the Nawab of Savanur [Abdul Khair Khan] - Succession of his six year old son [Abdul Dalil Khan] - Arrangements for the administration of the state during the minority of the young Nawab - Government of India agree to advance a loan of up to 60,000 rupees for the payment of the State debts (includes revenue returns, also, on p 23, a genealogical table of the Savanur ruling family)