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326. Note by Mr R John Carberry addressed to Mr Thornhill, on the Salone District, Fyzabad Division, Oudh, its talookdars and their present feelings towards the Government. 18 Jun 1858. In envelope.

327. Draft letter to the Secretary to Government, Bombay, giving the Governor General's views on the following points with reference to the Queen's Proclamation and the amnesty granted therein. 1. Convicts or prisoners undergoing sentence. 2. The extension of pardon to sepoys who are not murderers. 3. The interpretation of the words 'British subjects' and the distinction to be drawn between the natives of India and the Europeans. 4. The retention in custody of notable and dangerous persons. [1858]

328. Printed list of Corps that mutinied with particulars. Also covering note, 28 Dec 1858, from General Birch.

329. Letter from H B Harington, Member of the Legislative Council to Secretary to Government, North West Provinces, on the Oaths Bill, Criminal Procedure Bill, Transfer of proprietary rights in the soil in execution of decrees of the Civil Courts, and on other Legislative subjects. 21 Dec 1858. In envelope.

330. Copies of Papers relating to Juggeshur Buksh Singh's case, Dec 1858. 1. Copy of letter from the Officiating Magistrate of Jounpoor to the Special Commissioner and Sessions Judge of Jounpoor, 13 Dec 1858, asking for orders in the case. 2. Copy of letter from the Special Commissioner to the Secretary to Government, North West Provinces forwarding Number 1 (above), 23 Dec 1858. 3. Note by Secretary to Government, North West Provinces, on the case, nd. 4. Order by the Governor General, 26 Dec 1858, that Juggeshur Buksh may be included in the amnesty, and his estates restored, 26 Dec 1858.

331. Correspondence respecting the doings of Nawab Ali Nukkee Khan and others at the residence of the King of Oudh, Garden Reach; complicity of native Babus in the Mutiny. 1858. 19 papers. In envelope.

332. Copies of 3 letters between Mr Edmonstone and Sir John Lawrence, and between Mr Richard Temple, and Mr Edmonstone, about the unauthorized publication of Colonel Edwardes' memorandum on the 'elimination of all unchristian principles from the Government of British India.' Dec 1858. In envelope.

333. Memorandum on extracts from a Report from the British Vakeel at Kabul by Major R L Taylor, late Commissioner of Herat, the Report being dated 10 Aug 1858. Gives particulars about the occupation of Herat by the Persians.

334. Printed Paper on River Steamers their form and fittings, with reference to the necessity of improving the present means of shallow water navigation on the rivers of British India, with tabular statements of particulars, drawings and plans. Read to the British Association at Leeds, Sep 1858. 2 copies.

335. Memorandum by Mr Edmonstone for the Governor General, on transit duties in the Gaekwar's dominions, connected with the Railway. 21 Jan 1857.

336. Memorandum by Mr William Muir on the Bill required for the transfer of the Delhi Division to the Punjab, 23 Sep 1858.

337. Note by Mr William Muir, Secretary to Government, North West Provinces with reference to the proposal to extend by Proclamation an amnesty to the mutinous troops generally. 17 Jul 1858. In envelope.

338. Reprinted copy of Report by Lieutenant Blair regarding the Andamans, 1793. Covering note by Mr Edmonstone, 27 Nov 1857. In envelope.

339. Printed copy of instructions for the Postmaster discussing additional mails to and from India. 5 Dec 1857.

340. Note by the Governor General containing instructions for the Commander in Chief about British troops crossing into the Nepal Frontier lands in pursuit of fugitive rebels. 9 Jan 1858. In envelope.