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Packet No 33: Papers relating to British India. Letters to Earl Cornwallis from Capt....
Catalogue reference: PRO 30/11/33
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- PRO 30/11/33
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1789 Jan-1789 Dec
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Packet No 33: Papers relating to British India. Letters to Earl Cornwallis from Capt. Robert Anderson, William Armstrong, G. H. Barlow, William Baillie, R. Bathurst, Samuel Beachcroft, Lieut. Robert Bridgwater, Colonel Brisco, J. Bullar, Cornelius Bird, Reuben Burrow, George Colebrook, C. Collinson, Admiral Cornwallis (to Lord Brome), Lieut.-Col. G. Deare, Major James Dickson, Capt. Alex. Dirom, W. Douglas, George Forster, Colonel J. Fullarton, Alexandre Comte Gika, Lieutenant Thomas Gillum, Duke of Grafton, J. E. Harington, Thomas Harris, Lieut. Michael Hiffernan, John Hollond, Ensign Ewer Jones, Mrs. Richard Johnston, Capt. John Kennaway (Resident at Hyderabad), Colonel Robert Kyd, William Larkins, Francis Magnus, Charles Warre Malet (Resident at Poona), Major George Maule, Lieut.-Col. J. McGowan, Mons. Mercier, James Meyrick, A. Montgomerie, Col. Thomas Musgrave, Thomas Parley, Thomas Phillips, Lyon Prager, Anthony Sadleir, J. Shore, Peter Speke, Hon. Charles Stuart, Lieut. Michael Symes, Hon. Lieut. George Turnour, Lieut.-Col. Charles Ware.
Includes: Captain Alexander Dirom's 'Account of Tippoo [Tipu] Sultan his family and the Revenues of his Country; of his army and the principal Officers of his Civil and Military Establishments; Also of his Army at Coimbetore, and the cause and progress of his War with the Nairs.' (18 pp.)
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Not Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- Navy
- Personal and family papers
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3214368/
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PRO 30/11
Charles Cornwallis: Papers
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