Mss Eur F699/1/2/6/35

426. Memorandum showing the rate per Begah obtained by distributing the gross receipts from sales of opium over the total cultivation of the years in which the opium was produced in Behar & Benares, 1857-58. 1859. In envelope.

427. Memorandum by C H Lushington on the subject of guarantee by England of loans in India. 24 Jun 1859. In envelope. 428. Printed letter by 'a Magistrate' to the Member for the North West Provinces of the Legislative Council of India, on the law relating to Europeans. 1859. In envelope.

428. Printed letter by 'a Magistrate', written to the Member for the North West Provinces of the Legislative Council of India, on the law relating to Europeans. 1859. In envelope.

429. Draft Minute by Lewin Bowring on the transportation of mutinous sepoys of the Indian Army. Some corrections by Lord Canning, not dated, received in office 17 Oct 1859. In envelope.

430. Two copies of a Financial Despatch to the Secretary of State on the revenues and charges of India for 1859-60. One copy dated 29 Sep 1859, the other dated 30 Sep 1859.

430a. Printed memorandum of the views of Moonshee Ameer Ally and other native gentlemen of Calcutta and Patna on the Licence Bill, 1859. 2 copies in English, 2 copies in Persian. In envelope.

430b. Printed report on the Military Police, North West Provinces by Lieutenant Colonel G W Williams, Military Secretary to Government and Commissioner of Military Police, North West Provinces, 1859. In envelope. See also Private Secretary's Letters Received item 6337.

430c. Printed Report on the Cantonment Police, North West Provinces by Lieutenant Colonel G W Williams, Military Secretary to Government and Commissioner of Military Police, North West Provinces, 1859. In envelope. See also Private Secretary's Letters Received item 6337.

431. Newscutting from the 'Madras Daily Times', 28 Oct 1859. Minute by Sir Charles Trevelyan, Governor of Madras, reporting on his official tour of the Godavery and Kishna deltas. Makes recommendations about Masulipatam Fort. Comments on the progress of Inam Commissioners. Refers to Colonel Cotton's great services. In envelope.

432. Comparative table showing the area, population, and revenue of the Lieutenant Governorships of Bengal, the North West Provinces and the Punjab with the Province of Oudh, and the number of troops stationed in each in May 1857. 2 papers. In envelope. Also office memorandum.

432a. List prepared by Lewin Bowring of officers, the omission of whose names in the Minute of 2 Jul 1859 on the services of Civilians during the Mutiny has been brought to notice. In envelope. See also Private Secretary's Letters Received items 6386, 6397, 6575, 6422, 6407, 6427, 6525, 6453, 6409, 6525, 6680, 6566, 6577, 6496, 6714, 6428, 6679, 6530, 6682, 6564.

433. List of queries regarding some of the principal chiefs of the Punjab who remained loyal during 1848-49. 1859. In envelope.

433a. Printed extract from the proceedings of the Governor General in Council, Home Department Concerning Barrackpore School. 22 Sep 1859. In envelope. See also Private Secretary's Letters Received items 5509, 5510, 8905.

433b. Papers concerning Durbars in Lucknow, Oct 1859. Lists of guests and remarks: 1. Private reception of members of the Royal Family of Oudh, 24 Oct 3pm. (2 copies) 2. Durbar for the members of the Royal Family, 24 Oct 4pm (2 copies) 3. Private reception of Talookdars, 26 Oct 11am. (2 copies) In envelope.

433c. Pedigree of the Utareewala Family in the vernacular. 1859. In envelope.

434. Drafts of speeches by Lord Canning to the Maharajah of Gwalior, the Maharajah of Jeypore, the Maha Rao Rajah of Ulwur, and the Dewan Dinkur Rao, made at Agra on 30 Nov 1859. In envelope.

435. Newscutting from the 'Indian Statesman', 15 Oct 1859, review of a letter to Sir Charles Trevelyan by E Nelson on a gold coinage for India. In envelope.