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Packet No 22: Papers relating to British India. Letters to Earl Cornwallis from William...
Catalogue reference: PRO 30/11/22
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This record is about the Packet No 22: Papers relating to British India. Letters to Earl Cornwallis from William... dating from 1788 Jan-1788 Dec in the series Charles Cornwallis: Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1788 Jan-1788 Dec
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Packet No 22: Papers relating to British India. Letters to Earl Cornwallis from William Armstrong, Claude Benezet, H. Boddam, J. S. Booth, Cosby Burrowes, H. Brooke, W. Camac, Sir Archibald Campbell, J. Demaria, Le Chr. Debraux, Jon. Duncan (Residentat Benares), Ensign W. M. Duncanson, JNo Durand, Captain Thomas Forrest, George Forster, Lt.-Col. J. Fullarton, J. P. Gardiner, Colonel Gabriel Harper, J. E. Harington, Robert Ireland, Dr. Ralph Irving, Edward Otto Ives, (Resident at the Vizier's court), Robert Jarrett, J. J. Keighley, John Kirkpatrick, Colonel Knudson, Capt. A. Kyd, John Laird, Hon. Robt. Lindsay, John Lloyd, Thomas Lyon, Francis Magnus, Lieut. John Malcolme, Charles Warre Malet (Resident at Poona), Thomas Marriott, Edward Maxwell, James Meyrick, Hon. Capt. Monson, Mustepha, J. Neave (Assistant at Benares), William Palmer (Resident with Mahajee Scindia), R. Percival Pott, Andrew Ramsay (Governor of Bombay), Capt. Roddam, E. F. Stanhope, George Tyler, William Watts, Lieut. Edmund Wells, George Williamson, Lieut. Hen. White, William Whitla, W. Wodsworth, Capt. Geo. Wood, Sir Geo. Yonge. Also (1.) Observations on the government of Bengal, by Mustapha (24 pp.); (2.) Estimates for barracks, &c.
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- Open Document, Open Description
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Charles Cornwallis: Papers
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