Mss Eur F699/1/3/7/9

Contains docketed sets of papers numbered 126to 150, originally in one bundle labelled ‘Military Secretary's Office No. 2. Papers on Miscellaneous Subjects Nos. 101 to 200’.

126. Copy of letter no. 1090 to Adjutant General of the Army, dated 17 Aug 1859. Regards Secretary of State for India's dispatches in relation to men who had fraudulently enlisted into H.M.'s Indian Forces while belonging to the Militia and directs that men should be brought to trail and punished. Copy by Colonel Richard J.H. Birch, 6 Sep 1859.

127. Copy of information contained in a letter from Laltapershaud, formerly Izhar Nuwees in the Commissioner's office, Lucknow, 26 Jan 1858. Signed by Captain Gould J. Weston.

128. List of Madras Officers doing Regimental duty but who under existing Regulations are eligible and available for detached employ. 1 Oct 1857.

129. Statement of the pay and expenses of a British soldier in India. 17 Mar 1858. Includes table showing charges and credits in Britain compared to India, and list of rations.

130. Memorandum from Lieutenant C. Thomason, Camp Myapore, 12 Jan 1858, to Captain H. Boisragon, regarding Kunkul.

131. Memorandum from Richard de L St George, Myapore, 12 Jan 1858, to Captain H. Boisragon, Roorkee, regarding Kunkul.

132. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of the Officers and 13 Battalions and Brigades of Artillery'.

133. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of Substituting 2 European Troops of Horse Artillery and 10 Companies of European Foot Artillery for 2 Troops and 12 Companies of Native Artillery'.

134. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Royal Horse Field Battery supplied with Bengal Equipment'.

135. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Company of Royal Engineers'.

136. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Reserve Company of Royal Artillery'.

137. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of an European Troop of Horse Artillery'.

138. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Troop of Horse Artillery supplied with Bengal Equipment'.

139. Statement [by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858] entitled 'Abstract of the costs of the old and new Armies'. With note from Colonel Birch dated 10 Mar [1858] stating that the return is mainly complete.

140. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Field Battery of Artillery (without Officers)'.

141. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 8 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Reserve Company of Foot Artillery (without Officers)'.

142. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of the Staff at Head Quarters of Brigades and Battalions of Artillery'.

143. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Company of European Foot Artillery'.

144. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 8 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Company of Native Foot Artillery'.

145. Statement by Lieutenant Colonel E.G. Champneys, Military Auditor General, Fort William, 9 Mar 1858 entitled 'Cost of a Native Troop of Horse Artillery'.

146. Answers to questions put to Officers who commanded detachments which proceeded up and down country by river steamer during 1 Sep 1857 to 1 Sep 1858. Includes 24 original returns.[See also Mss Eur F699/1/3/7/12, item 223].

147. Copy of memorandum by T.B. Bayley, late Bengal Civil Service, Cape of Good Hope, regarding horses. Undated [1857].

148. Memorandum by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Moore with regard to supply of horses for military purposes from the Cape of Good Hope for Indian Armies, 7 Oct 1857.

149. 'Memorandum respecting the Massacre of Major Holmes and others at Segowlie [Sagauli] by 12th Irregular Cavalry', by Captain C.H. Byres, Assistant Resident, Nepal Residency, 5 Aug 1857.

150. Note by Major Atkinson regarding the formation of the Light Cavalry and the Irregular Light Cavalry of the Bengal Army. 1857.