Mss Eur F699/1/3/7/14

Contains docketed sets of papers numbered 255 to 275, originally in one bundle labelled ‘Military Secretary's Office No. 3. Papers on Miscellaneous Subjects Nos. 201 to 300’.

255. 93rd Regiment of Highlanders. Nominal list of soldiers who have purchased their discharge from the Service, with permission to reside in India. Camp Loodianah, 29 Jan 1860.

256. 93rd Regiment of Highlanders. Nominal list of soldiers whose limited term of Service have expires and who obtained permission to stay in India. Camp Loodianah, 29 Jan 1860.

257. Copy of letter from Major General Sir Hugh Rose, Goonah, 6 Jul 1858, to Sir Colin Campbell, relative to the recapture of Gwalior and its effect on the conduct of Troops etc.

258. Unsigned memorandum on probably movement of Troops. Sep-Oct 1858.

259. Nominal roll of a detachment of the Governor General's Body Guard at Allahabad, 24 Jun 1858. Compiled by Captain Henry Lane, and consisting of list of names of Indian Troops, with number of years service.

260. Return of the Troops in Rohilcund showing their proposed distribution after the withdrawal of certain Troops for service in the North West of Oude. 20 Sep 1858. Compiled by Captain G. Allgood.

261. 'Abstract of the Troops European and Native in Rohilcund when a Moveable Brigade shall have been subtracted from the Command', undated [1858]. Compiled by Captain G. Allgood.

262. Disposition of Troops in the Bengal Presidency, 1859, showing numbers of Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery in each Division, Abstract of number of Regiments, and strength of the Native Army.

263. Sketch of the Disposition of the Bengal Army in 1857. 21 Jan 1857.

264. 'Disposition return showing the British and Native armed, and disarmed Native Troops throughout the Bengal Presidency', Allahabad, 28 Aug 1858.

265. Supplement to the Disposition Return 'of Temporary Levies, Organized Police Contingents etc. in the Bengal Presidency on 1st July 1858'. Allahabad, 29 Jul 1858.

266. 'Disposition Return showing the British and Native armed, and disarmed Native Troops throughout the Bengal Presidency on 1st July 1858'. Allahabad, 29 Jul 1858.

267. 'Disposition Return showing the British and Native armed, and disarmed Native Troops at Calcutta and along the line of the Ganges to Futtehgurh, compiled from information up to the 19th current [Jan 1858]'. Quarter Master General's Office, Calcutta, 21 Jan 1858.

268. Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Orfeur Cavenagh, Town Major, Fort William, Calcutta, 17 Jun 1859, to Colonel Charles Stuart, including extracts of Committee proceedings regarding the accommodation and armament of Fort William.

269. Memorandum from Major General Richard H.J. Birch and draft of Governor General's order relative to the appointment of Brigadier Smith to the command at Fort William and the Troops at Calcutta. 28 Jun 1859.

270. Copy of Governor General's Order in Council dated 23 Jun 1801, regarding orders of the Commander in Chief. Undated.

271. Copy of judicial note by 'C.B.' dated 27 Mar 1854 on the Police and Conservancy of the Esplanade of Fort William, with copies of marginal notes made by Lord Dalhousie. Undated.

272. Copy of Public Dispatch by Lord Stanley, India Office 16 Feb 1859, regarding the command of the Forts and Garrisons of the three Presidencies.

273. Draft of letter to the Town Major [Lieutenant Colonel Orfeur Cavenagh] relative to alterations made in the Church of Fort William, Calcutta, by the Chaplain. 15 Feb 1859.

274. Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Orfeur Cavenagh, Town Major, Fort William, Calcutta, 17 Feb 1859, to Colonel Charles Stuart, regarding alterations to the Governor General's pew in the Fort Church. Includes extract from letter by Rev. Thomas Wood, Garrison Chaplain.

275. Draft of second letter to the Town Major [Lieutenant Colonel Orfeur Cavenagh] relative to alterations made in the Church of Fort William, Calcutta, by the Chaplain. 18 Feb 1859.