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Mss Eur F699/1/2/6/105

Record Id:
040-003353081
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-003256818
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100036597755.0x000001
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Mss Eur F699/1/2/6/105
Title:
Miscellaneous Subjects Bundle 42, part 3: Nos. 907-930
Scope & Content:

907. Newscutting from the Times of India, 23 May 1861. Regarding transit duties levied on cotton in Nagpore. In envelope.

908. Newscutting from the Indian Statesman, 22 Jun 1861. Regarding the right of adoption. In envelope.

909. Newscutting from the London Review, 24 Aug 1861. Discussing the Scottish salmon fisheries. In envelope.

910. Newscutting from the Saturday Review, 14 Sep 1861. Regarding the Nil Durpan [Nil Darpan] trial [of Rev James Long]. In envelope.

911. Newscutting from the Overland Mail, 18 Sep 1861. Reprints of articles on the Nil Durpan [Nil Darpan] trial taken from the Spectator, Saturday Review and others. In envelope.

912. Newscutting from the Examiner, 5 Oct 1861. Regarding the indigo question. In envelope.

913. Newscutting from the Hindoo Patriot, 14 Nov 1861. Discussing the Resolution on the sale of waste lands and the redemption of the Land Tax. In envelope.

914. Newscutting from 'Public Opinion', 30 Nov 1861. Reprints of articles on the sale of waste land and redemption of the Land Tax taken from the Times, the Spectator etc. In envelope.

915. Newscutting from the Overland Mail, 3 Dec 1861. Reprint of an article from the Times on the sale of waste land in India. In envelope.

916. Newscutting from the Economist, 21 Dec 1861. An article on the rules of maritime warfare, in the event of an American War. Also article on the Trent case (an American frigate took 4 passengers out of the Trent by force on the high seas.) In envelope.

917. Newscutting from the London Review, 21 Dec 1861. Regarding the Prince Consort's death. In envelope.

918. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 2 Jan 1862. A retrospective view of the year 1861. In envelope.

919. Newscutting from the Bengal Hurkaru, 3 Jan 1862. A review of the verdict of the English Press on the Resolution of the Government, on the sale of waste lands and the redemption of the Land Tax. In envelope.

920. Newscutting from the Bengal Hurkaru, 3 Jan 1862. Extracts of articles from the Times and the Money Market Review on the sale of waste lands and the redemption of the Land Tax. In envelope.

921. Newscutting from the Illustrated London News, 4 Jan 1862. An account of the relations between Great Britain and the USA from the Treaty of Ghent to the inauguration of President Lincoln. In envelope.

922. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 16 Jan 1862. The establishment of small cause courts in Bengal. In envelope.

923. Newscutting from the Indian Empire, 22 Jan 1862. Containing an article on the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal and the rent question, and an article on the services of Earl Canning as Governor General. In envelope.

924. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 23 Jan 1862. On the new constitution of the Governor General's Legislative Council. In envelope.

925. Newscutting from the Englishman, 25 Jan 1862. Some verses on the Governor General's Legislative Council. In envelope.

926. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 6 Feb 1862. Discussing the completion of Lord Canning's ‘native’ policy. In envelope.

927. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 6 Feb 1862. Regarding the cotton trade. In envelope.

928. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 6 Feb 1862. On the evils of ‘coolie’ emigration. In envelope.

929. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 6 Feb 1862. Regarding railway progress in India. In envelope.

930. Newscutting from the Friend of India, 6 Feb 1862. With reference to Calcutta University. In envelope.

Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Project / Collection:
India Office Private Papers
Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-003256818
033-003309783
036-003309857
037-003309870
040-003353081
Is part of:
Mss Eur F699 : Papers of Charles Canning and Charlotte Canning, Earl and Countess Canning
Mss Eur F699/1 : Papers of Charles Canning, Viscount (later Earl) Canning
Mss Eur F699/1/2 : Private Secretary's Office Papers
Mss Eur F699/1/2/6 : Private Secretary: Registers and Papers on Miscellaneous Subjects

 

Mss Eur F699/1/2/6/105 : Miscellaneous Subjects Bundle 42, part 3: Nos. 907-930
Hierarchy:
032-003256818[0001]/033-003309783[0002]/036-003309857[0006]/037-003309870[0106]/040-003353081
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: Mss Eur F699
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
1 folder (24 items)
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1860
End Date:
1862
Date Range:
1860-1862
Era:
CE
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