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630. Memorandum by Major Bowie of his conversation with Maharajah Duleep Singh, 10 Apr 1861. The Maharani Jhunda appeared in European dress and told Bowie that there was no doubt of the Nana's death, he having died of dysentery in the Terai. Jung Bahadoor intended to go to England in 3 years, and live there with his family. The Maharajah asked for an increased allowance for his mother. In envelope. Endorsed: Governor General to Secretary of State 10 Apr 1861.

631. Printed Despatch from the Governor General in Council to the Secretary of State for India, on the detention of the Mail Steamer owing to the unseaworthiness of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer 'Hindoostan'. Also annexed papers, printed. 10 Apr 1861. In envelope.

632. Memorandum by Major Bowie of his conversation with Maharajah Duleep Singh, 14 Apr 1861, the Maharajah stated his arrangements for himself and his mother's departure. Asked whether the Government ever offered his mother, during her stay in Nepal, £4,000 a year if she would only leave Nepal. In envelope.

633. Programme of a public Durbar to be held in Calcutta on 16 Apr 1861 for the reception of a deputation of the Talookdars of Oudh. In envelope. Endorsed: Miscellaneous numbers 634 and 635

634. Address of the Talookdars of Oudh to the Governor General at a public Durbar on 16 Apr 1861. Translation. In envelope. Endorsed: Miscellaneous numbers 633 and 635

635. Address of the Governor General to a deputation of the Talookdars of Oudh at a public Durbar on 16 Apr 1861. In English, 2 drafts. In envelope. Endorsed: Miscellaneous numbers 633 and 634. Telegraph Messages received 1296.

636. Address of the Governor General to the deputation of the Talookdars of Oudh at a public Durbar, on 16 Apr 1861. In Hindustani. See also See also Private Secretary's Letters Received item 8625.