Mss Eur F699/1/2/8/12

Copy telegram numbers 801-900.

Includes the following copies of sent telegrams:

Telegrams from the Private Secretary to the Governor General, Calcutta, Rajmahal, Bhaugulpore [Bhagulpoor], Patna, Benares, and other locations, to:

Superintendent, Telegraph Office, Galle; C.J. Wingfield, Chief Commissioner of Oudh, Lucknow, and Simla; Captain W. Osborne, Rewah; Commander in Chief, Madras; G.E.W. Couper, Nainee [Nynee ] Tal; Mr Couper, Delhi; Colonel Warre, Barrackpore; Mr H.B. Riddell, Simla; Mr Riddell, Director General of Postal Department, Umballa; R.H. Davis, Murree; Sir Richmond Shakespear, Indore, Gwalior, and Cawnpore; Mr Spiers, Lucknow; Mr Norris, Lucknow; Major Jones, Barrackpore; Dr Abbott, Rewah; Major Meade, Gwalior; Mr Gubbins, Benares; Major Erskine, Jubulpore; W. Grey, Calcutta; the Political Agent, Jacobabad; Major F. Roberts, Benares; Major Kent, 77^th Regiment, Saperam [?]; Post Master, Bombay; Director General Telegraphs, Calcutta; Mr Coles, Rewah; Major Charles Vincent Bowie, Government House, Calcutta; Major Thuillier, Calcutta; Mr Ellis, Madras; Deputy Post Master, Bombay; Mr Saunders, Hydrabad; Mr Seton Karr, Calcutta; Mr Wakefield, Umballa; Major Douglas, Calcutta; Captain Burk, Deputy Commissioner, Umballa; A. Eden, Calcutta; Sir Robert Napier, Madras; Dr Ballantyne, Benares; Magistrate, Meerut; Magistrate, Agra; Magistrate, Patna; Lieutenant Governor, Lahore; H.B. Harington, Calcutta; Captain Lewis Pelly, Calcutta; and Sir Mark Cubbon, Bangalore.

Telegrams from the Governor General, Calcutta, Barrackpore, Benares, Camp Jubbulpore, Camp Myhere, and other locations, to:

G.F. Edmonstone, Lieutenant Governor of the North Western Provinces, Nynee Tal, and Murree; Sir Charles Wood, President of the Board of Control, London; Sir Robert Montgomery, Lieutenant Governor of the Punjab, Murree; Commander in Chief, Barrackpore; C. Wingfield, Chief Commissioner of Oudh, Lucknow; Cecil Beadon, Calcutta; Sir George Clerk, Governor of Bombay, Bombay, and Poonah; Sir H.B. [Bartle] Frere, Calcutta; Lieutenant General Sir Patrick Grant, Madras; H.B. Harington, Calcutta; Mr Morehead, Madras; and Sir W. Denison, Madras.