East Indies Series 33.

(1) pp. 1-110, Differences between the Bengal Council and the Supreme Court in reference to Jurisdiction of the Court over the natives of Bengal, the Cases of Nand Kumar and Joseph Fowke; pp. 141-231, do. do. Cases of Cheyt Singh and Kali Prasad Basu. (2) pp. 111-38, Opinions of Members of Bengal Council on the propriety of instituting suits in the Supreme Court between such natives as are connected with the Company's Revenue--Hastings, Barwell, Clavering, Monson and Francis. (3) pp. 235-6, List of Papers transmitted to Lord Weymouth 5th Jan. 1776. This List includes H/126 (1). (4) pp. 239-643, Proceedings of the Bengal Council relative to, pp. 239-394, Salaries and Fees to be allowed to the Officers of the Supreme Court; pp. 395-410, Clavering's proposal for establishment of a Board of Ordnance at Calcutta; pp. 411-5, Clavering's Plan for the regulation of the Works at Fort William; pp. 417-26, Clavering's Plan for regulating the Office of Military Storekeeper; pp. 427-62, Francis' Minutes respecting the Currency and Weights and Measures of Bengal; pp. 463-526, Political State of Affairs on the Coast of Malabar (including Bombay Proper, Surat, Baroach, Scindy, Bussorah, Fort Victoria, Onore, Tellicherry, Anjengo); pp. 527-621, Accusations against Hastings by Nandkumar and Mani Begum and, pp. 623-43, Letter from A. Wynch and Madras Council 7th Dec. 1774, on the posture of Affairs in that Presidency (duplicate of H/126, pp. 45-9).

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