Mss Eur F699/1/2/10/2

Copies of official telegrams despatched from the Public Offices, numbers 1 to 100. Includes the following telegrams:

From G.F. Edmonstone, Secretary, Government of India Foreign Department, Calcutta, to:

Sir John Lawrence, Chief Commissioner of the Punjab, Peshawar; Major Macpherson, Gwalior; H.L. Anderson, Secretary to the Government of Bombay; Lord W. Hay, Nalaghur; Chief Secretary to the Government of Madras; R. Montgomery, Judicial Commissioner, Lahore; Chief Commissioner of Oudh, Lucknow; Major C. Davidson, Resident, Baroda; Sir Robert Hamilton; Military Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, Punjab; Magistrate of Benares, Allahabad; Secretary to the Government of Bombay Military Department; Secretary to Chief Commissioner of the Punjab; Military Secretary to the Government of Madras; Lieutenant Colonel H.M. Durand, Indore; Lieutenant W. Rose, Neemuch via Indore; Colonel G.F.P. Lawrence, Aboo; Officer Commanding Neemuch; Captain Farrington, Jullundhur; Dr J.B. Fleming, Bangalore; Lieutenant Colonel Saunders Abbott, Hoshyarpoor; Mr Vansittart, Agra; Adjutant Frith, Meerut; Sir Henry Lawrence, Lucknow; and Mr Court, Magistrate of Allahabad.

From Cecil Beadon, Secretary, Government of India Home Department, Calcutta, to:

Mr H. Ricketts; Chief Secretary to the Government of Bombay; Chief Secretary to the Government of Madras; Military Secretary to the Government of Bombay; Colonel Melvill, Bombay; Private Secretary to the Government of Bombay; Lieutenant Stewart, Ceylon; Mr Riddell, Director General of Port Offices, Bagoda, and Shergotty; J.R. Colvin, Lieutenant Governor of the North-West Provinces; Joint Magistrate, Raneegunge; Mr Dove, Port Master General Raneegunge; Mr H.C. Tucker, Benares; Lord Harris, Governor of Madras; Mr C.K. Dove, Port Master General of Bengal, Raneegunge; Mr Bennett, Raneegunge; and Mr Court, Magistrate of Allahabad.

From Colonel R.J.H. Birch, Secretary, Government of India Military Department, Calcutta, to: the Secretary to the Government of Madras Military Department; Sir H. Wheeler; and Sir Henry Lawrence.

Also includes telegram from the Secretary to Government of India, Calcutta, to Secretary, Bombay, and telegram from the Deputy Adjutant General of the Army to the Assistant Adjutant General of the Army.