Mss Eur F699/1/2/6/34

410. Newscutting from an unnamed and undated paper on Indian Finance. 1859. In envelope.

410a. List of articles manufactured at the Meerut Central Prison. Headed by drawing of the Prison. 2 copies. In envelope.

411. Statement of the Receipts of the Calcutta Custom House, Mar-Aug 1859. In envelope.

412. Memorandum by C H Lushington, 20 Aug 1859, containing a statement of Revenue Receipts and Disbursements estimated from 30 Apr 1859 to 30 Apr 1860. Copy sent to Sir Charles Wood. In envelope.

413. Memorandum by C H Lushington, 8 Sep 1859, commenting upon the estimates given in Sir Charles Wood's Budget speech. He believes Sir Charles has taken too pesimistic a view of the probable results of the current and ensuing years. Copy sent to Sir Charles Wood. In envelope.

414. Estimate of Increase and Decrease of Revenue under the proposed Stamp Law. 1859. In envelope.

415. Copy of a Minute by Lieutenant General the Honourable Sir James Outram on the services of Civil officers and others in Bombay during the Mutiny. 18 Sep 1859.

416. Comparative statement showing the saving effected by abolishing the office of Member of Council, and enlarging the responsibility of the Secretaries to Government. 1859. In the Private Secretary's handwriting. In envelope.

417. Extract from the 'Homeward Mail' on the subject of the Nizam's Contingent. 1859. In envelope.

418. Newscutting from the 'Oude Gazette' 27 Sep 1859 reprinted in an unnamed newspaper, a review of Major Bruce's Pamphlet on the Oude Military Police. In envelope.

419. Correspondence between Sir James Outram and General Birch on the subject of Birch's non-submission to the Governor General of Outram's recommendations for honours for services during the Persian War. 1859. Copies and originals. 9 papers. In envelope.

420. Newscutting from the 'Madras Daily Times' 22 Sep 1859, on the subject of the Disarming Act. In envelope.

421. Official letter from the Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, Oudh, to the Secretary to Government, Public Works Department, submitting extract from a letter from the Chief Engineer showing the military accommodation which the 38 lacs sanctioned for Public Works in Oudh during the current year will provide by 1 May 1860. 12 Sep 1859.

422. Official letter from the Officiating Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, Oudh, to the Secretary to Government, Public Works Department, submitting the Chief Commissioner's remarks on the projected lines of Railways in Oudh and Rohilcund. 22 Sep 1859.

423. Coloured drawing of a proposed monument over the well at Cawnpore, annotated by Henry Yule. 1859. In envelope.

424. Copies of letters between Mr Wingfield and Mr Beadon about the Talooqdaree Settlement in Oudh and the Sunnuds to be granted. Oct 1859. Three papers, in envelope. See also Private Secretary's Letters Received item 6283, 6375.

424a. Papers about Civil Salaries throughout India divided into classes, and notes on the probable result of cuts in Civil and Military Staff salaries. 1859. 6 papers. In envelope. 425. Printed scheme of the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal for the constitution of the Civil and Higher Criminal Courts, May 1858.