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508. Note by Mr Cecil Beadon on Sir John Lawrence's memorandum of 2 cases of maltreatment of native gentlemen for not saluting European officers in the streets: one of the sons of the Rajah of Coorg by some military officers at Benares, and a native at Lucknow by Lieutenant Colonel Hinde of the 65th Native Infantry. In envelope. See Governor General to Sir C Wood 16 Jul 1860.

509. Copy of a note by Mr Cecil Beadon on the increased annual charge, and immediate demand involved in the scheme of the Secretary of State for revising the arrangements for the maintenance of the Mysore Family. In envelope. Endorsed: Governor General to Sir C Wood 20 Jul 1860

510. Note by Lord Canning asking why the Secretary of State has not received the Despatch on Adoptions. Endorsed: explanation by Mr Beadon. In envelope. Endorsed: See Governor General to Sir C Wood 19 Jul 1860, number 267

511. Newscutting from the 'Englishman' of 13 Jun 1860. An account of the evidence of the Reverend James Long given before the Indigo Commission. In envelope.

512. Copy of a note by J Thomason, Officiating Secretary North West Provinces, Jul 1860. Original note dated Jan 1838, on the efforts of Government to alleviate distress in the North West Provinces. Governor General's Book number 1674

513. Newscutting from the 'Bombay Times and Standard' Jul 1860, on the proposed new arrangements to be introduced into the Punjab Police system. In envelope.

514. Resolution by the Government of India on the establishment of extra-official correspondence with the subordinate Governments. Printed 1 Aug 1860. In envelope.

515. Instructions to the Committee for the reorganization of the Police in the Bengal Presidency. Not dated. Endorsed: Received from the Right Honourable J Wilson Aug 1860. In envelope.

516. Extract from the Annual report on the Administration of the Province of Oudh for the years 1859-1860 relating to the grant of Magisterial and Revenue powers to certain great Talooqdars. Endorsed: Governor General to C Wood 11 Aug 1860

517. Statement showing the average monthly and yearly amount of the Governor General's Durbar charges, Aug 1860. In envelope.

518. Newscutting from the 'Bengal Hurkaru', Aug 1860. An account of Mr Forlong's interview with the Governor General regarding the indigo crop. In envelope.

519. Memorandum on the character and attainments of the principal members of Government General Outram, H Ricketts, H E Harington, P Le Geyt, H Forbes, A Scorer (?) Sir B Peacock, Sir C Jackson, Sir M Wells, J P Grant, C Beadon, General Birch, C H Lushington, W Grey, Colonel Yule. In envelope labelled 'Confidential Memorandum Sent to Right Honourable J Wilson on 22 Nov 1859, and returned to Governor General on 14 Aug 1860 after his death'.

520. Copy of a letter from Secretary to Government Foreign Department to Lieutenant Colonel Davidson, Resident at Hyderabad, 7 Jul 1860, naming the rewards to be offered to the Nizam and his Government for their services during the Mutiny. In envelope.

521. Note showing the nominal strength of the Mysore Family, 1860. In envelope.

522. Abstract of statements of troops of all arms in the Bengal Presidency in Jan 1857 and in Mar 1860, 2 papers. Similar abstracts for troops in the North West Provinces and Gwalior, the Punjab and Sirhind, and Oudh.

523. Letter from Secretary to Government of the Punjab to the Secretary to Government of India, Foreign Department, enclosing a letter from Captain James, Commissioner of Peshawur reporting the arrival at Peshawur of an envoy from Kokan with a letter from the King for the Governor General. Also encloses a brief account of the country and Russian activities, gathered from the envoy. Copies. Aug 1860.

524. Minute by Sir Henry Bartle Frere, Member of Council on additional grants to the Mysore Princes, copy. Also Minute by Mr Cecil Beadon on the same, copy. Dated 30 and 31 Aug 1860 respectively. See Governor General's Minute on 'new arrangements for the maintenance of the Mysore Family' 20 Aug 1860.

525. Memorandum by Richard Temple on Mr J Gibb, who was considered by the late Mr James Wilson a suitable person to be made Deputy Paymaster General, under the Financial Secretary. Aug 1860. In envelope.