Reel No. 14

I.O.L. M/3/50

Ampthill Papers. Mss. Evr. E.233, 7 vols. (extracts)

A. To Lord Ampthill

Aug. 16, 1904. From: Lt. Governor of Benal: Contributions to Imperial Defense from Indian landed proprietors.

Aug. 19, 1904. From: The Resident, Mysore: Transmission of letters to the Maharaja ; The Mysore succession.

Aug. 31, 1904. From: The Lt. Governor of Bengal: The tenures of aboriginals near Ranchi ; Bengal Agricultural Association started ; Aid from Zamindars for Imperial Defense.

Sep. 5, 1904. From: Lt. Gvrnr. of V.P. ; Provincial news ; The Plague ; Workings of the new Tenancy Act ; Trade between Almora and Tibet ; Landlords and Imperial Defense.

Sep. 6, 1904. From: Chief Commissioner of Assam: Description of the land ; Action on local police ; Reform of the schools ; A memorial from tea planters.

Sep. 7, 1904. From: The Darbar, Cochin: Working of the railway.

Sep. 17, 1904. From: The Governor, Bombay: Famine ; The Native Press ; Native States ; The Universities Act ; The Kathiawar Customs.

Sep. 22, 1904. From: The Home Dept.: Election of University fellows and senate ; Govt. House, Ootacamund: Honors nominations.

Sep. 24, 1904. Lord Kitchener: His continued service in India ; System of army control.

Sep. 25, 1904. Lord Kitchener ; His resignation.

Sep. 26, 1904. F. Younghusband ; The Tibetan treaty ; China and Tibet ; The Indemnity.

Sep. 30, 1904. The Governor, Bombay: The Honors List ; An article in the "Times."

Oct. 2, 1904. Lt. Governor of Bengal ; Ranchi visit ; Land tenures ; Proposed college at Ranchi ; Troubles in the Calcutta Corporation.

Oct. 12, 1904. The Governor, Bombay ; Relations between Bombay and the Viceroy ; Scarcity in Guzerat ; Reference to the Secretary of State on disputed issues ; Proposed prosecution of a native newspaper ; University election ; Relations with native chiefs.

Oct. 20, 1904. The Governor, Bombay ; University election ; Imperial Service Troops ; Famine Policy.

Nov. 1, 1904. The Governor, Bombay ; Sind Tour ; The Military Dept. ; The Aden Hinterland and france ; Relations with Secretary of State ; The Bombay Municipal case.

Nov. 20, 1904. The Governor, Bombay: The Industrial Exhibition adn the Congress Party ; Government and the Congress ; Criticisms of government by the educated classes.

Nov. 20, 1904. Government House, Madras: Renovation of the Spring Gardens ; General news ; The question of early marriages ; Native criticisms of University policy ; The Port Trust Bill ; The Land Bill.

Jun. 2, 1904. St. John Brodrick ; The India Office ; The Budget speech ; Tibetan affairs ; Russian rights in Egypt ; The Bhutan frontier ; Use of Church of England churches in India by the Wesleyans ; Charges on India for the Army ; The Russo-Japanese War.

May 19, 1904. Sir A. Godley, the India Office: Curzon's foreign and military policy ; ampthill's role as Viceroy pro tem.

May 20, 1904. St. John Brodrick, the India Office: The Tibet problem ; Curzon's policy for Tibet ; Russia nad Tibet ; The weakness of the British case against Russia over Tibet ; Russia and Afghanistan ; The Defense Committee meeting.

May. 26, 1904. Lord Curzon ; Tibet ; The Russians and Tibet ; Departmental work in India ; The Defense Committee ; Seistan ; English ignorance about India.

May 27, 1904. St. John Brodrick ; The India Office ; The Amir of Afghanistan ; Younghusband ; Tibet ; The Police Commission Report.

May 27, 1904. Sir A. Godley ; The India Office ; The Persian scheme of fiscal reform ; The relations between teh Secretary of State ane the Viceroy ; Curzon's role as Viceroy.

Jun. 10, 1904. St. John Brodrick, the India Office: Curzon ; Relations of the Viceroy with the India Council ; Kandabar line ; Lord Kitchener's opinions ; The Amir ; Tibet ; Persia.

Jun. 17, 1904. St. John Brodrick: Curzon's illness ; Sanitary matters ; The question of competitive examinations for the I.C.S., the Military Dept. and the Commander-in-Chief ; Curzon's views ; Security of correspondence with the Viceroy ' Younghusband and Tibet ; The tone of the Native Press ; The tariff question.

Jun. 24, 1904. The India Office (probably Brodrick) ; The Famine Fund ; Differences between teh india Office and the Govt. of India ; Govt.'s policy on Indian issues in Commons ; The need to appear unified on Indian questions ; Relations between teh India Council and the Government of India ; The Amir ; The Tibet problem ; The use of Anglican churches.

Jul. 1, 1904. St. John Brodrick ; The Tibetan question ; Curzon's policy on Tibet ; Lord Kitchener and the military Dept.

Aug. 5, 1904. St. John Brodrick ; The Tibetan question ; Lord Kitchener's scheme ; The military Dept. ; Army Reform ; Doiveit.

Aug. 18, 1904. St. John Brodrick: Curzon and Tibet ; The Amir ; Relations with Russia ; Supply and Transport ; Russo-Japanese War ; The Military Dept. ; Rail-way policy ; Frontier questions ; Public Works.

Nov. 4, 1904. St. John Brodrick: Tibet and the 2nd Convention ; Difficulties with Curzon ; Brodrick-Ampthill correspondence ; Relations with Russia.

Nov. 18, 1904. St. John Brodrick: Curzon's return to India ; Curzon's views ; Treatment of Younghusband ; Lord Kitchner and the Military Dept. ; Viceregal correspondence with teh King ; Russia in Central Asia.

May 12, 1904. Chief Commissioner, Assam: The labor question ; Collisions between planters and coolies ; Land Revenue reforms ; Excise Reforms ; Confidential note on the tea gardens.

May 13, 1904. Lord Kitchener ; Troops for Tibet.

May 20, 1904. The President, Mysore ; conditions in Mysore ; A memorandum on Mysore affairs.

May 21, 1904. Brigadier-gen. Macdonald: Troubles in Tibet.

May 21, 1904. Sir George Arbuthnot ; Madras affairs ; Bhopal.

Aug. 10, 1904. Lt.-Gov. of Bengal: Visits with Patna Zamindars ; Monghyo ; Settlement operations and Zamindar objection.

Aug. 11, 1904. Sir Denzil Ibbetson: Madras rent legislation.

Aug. 12, 1904. Lt.-Gov., United Provinces: general.

Aug. 13, 1904. Telegram from British Commissioner, Tibet: Modified trade regulations ; Tibetan affairs.

Aug. 15, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Tibetan force ; Troops for India.

Aug. 15, 1904. Note by Sir E. Elles on horses and transport for the Indian Army.

Aug. 16, 1904. F. Younghusband, Telegram from Tibet: on negotiations.

Aug. 16, 1904. British Commissioner in Tibet, telegram: On the Draft Convention.

Aug. 16, 1904. Gen. Macdonald: Behavior of the Lhasa authorities.

Aug. 16, 1904. Sir E. Law: Financial problems and military needs.

Aug. 16, 1904. J. Lemaire, Gov. French Settlements in India: Announcing his arrival as governor.

Aug. 16, 1904. Mr. H.E. Richards: Financial difficulties and military costs.

Aug. 16, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Bengal: Contributions to Imperial Defense by wealthy landed proprietors (printed copy of handwritten letter cited previously.)

Aug. 19, 1904. Mr. P. landon: Tibetan affairs.

Aug. 19, 1904. British Commission in Tibet: Tibetan affairs.

Aug. 19, 1904. F. Younghusband: Garrison for gyantse.

Aug. 19, 1904. Gen. Macdonald: Military operations in Tibet.

Aug. 22, 1904. British Commissioner in Tibet: Release of Indian subjects held by Tibetans ; Tibetan sentiment ; Improvement of situation ; Treaty problems.

Aug. 22, 1904. Gen. Macdonald: Military operations in Tibet.

Aug. 23, 1904. Chief Commissioner, N.W. Frontier Province: Frontier administration policy ; The tribes on the Durand Line ; Proposed occupation of Jellalabad ; Chitral.

Aug. 23, 1904. The Resident, Hyderabad: Failure of the rains ; Imperial Service Troops ; changes in thh Hyderabad administration.

Aug. 24, 1904. British Commissioner, Tibet: Conference with Tibetan officials ; Possible settlement ; The Draft Convention in Tibetan view.

Aug. 24, 1904. F. Younghusband, Telegram: Peking's denunciation of the Dalai Lama ; chienese Emperor must ratify any agreement.

Aug. 25, 1904: British Commissioner, Tibet: Tibetan reply to British terms ; Wounding of British officers ; Movements of Dalai Lama.

Aug. 25, 1904. F. Younghusband: Tibetan response to Draft Convention.

Aug. 26, 1904. Collector, Vizagapatam: Arrangement of Viceregal visit to Vizagapatam.

Aug. 26, 1904. The Governor, Madras: Poor rains and a short crop ; Illegal confiscations of weapons ; Troubles between Trichenopoly police and town Sub-Magistrate ; Centralization of administration in Sinla ; Land Tenancy Bill ; Scheme for redistribution of districts ; The Universities Act.

Aug. 27, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Burma: Railway extension into China ; Burma Municipal Bill ; The Tibetan question ; The Afghan question ; Seistan and the Persian question.

Aug. 28, 1904. British Commissioner, Tibet: Tibetan views on an indemnity.

Aug. 28, 1904. F. Younghusband: use of indemnity demand to secure a trade mart at Zagal ; Trade terms.

Aug. 28, 1904. Gen. Macdonald ; Military movements in Tibet.

Aug. 30, 1904. Agent to the Gov. General, Central India: Bhopal affairs ; Appt. to Hyderabad.

Aug. 31, 1904. British Commissioner, Tibet: Role of Chinese Amban in negotiations.

Aug. 31, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Objection to his recall from Tibet ; Flight of Dalai Lama.

Apr. 30, 1904. To Amir of Afghanistan: Announcement of Lord Ampthill's incumbency as Viceroy.

May 1, 1904. To Governor of Bombay: Request for information re Bombay affairs.

May 1, 1904. To Lt. Governor. of Bengal: Request for advice and for information on Bengal affairs.

May 2, 1904. To Col. Younghusband: Imperial policy in Tibet.

May 2, 1904. To Lt. Governor of the Punjab: Desire for information on Punjab affairs.

May 2, 1904. To Lt. Governor of Burma: Desire for information on Burma affairs.

May 2, 1904. To Col. Younghusband: Opposition of Home Govt. to an advance to Lhasa ; Problem of relations with Russia.

May 2, 1904. To Lt. Gov. United Provinces: desire for information on U.P. affairs.

May 2, 1904. To Chief Commisioner for Central Provinces: Thanks for information on the Congress and the Exhibition funds.

May 2, 1904. To Chief Commissioner of Assam: Request for information on Assam affairs.

May 4, 1904. Telegram to President, Aden: Concerning a letter from the Amir of Afghanistan objecting to presence of British official on Afghan frontier.

May 6, 1904. To Colonel Younghusband: Instructions to act defensively in Tibet.

May 8, 1904. To British Commissioner, Tibet: Comments on conflict in Tibet and authority given to General MacDonald.

May 17, 1904. To Col. Younghusband: sanction of an advance on Lhasa ; Home Govt. policy on Tibet in error ; Attitudes of Tibetan people and of monks contrasted Troop reinforcement on the way.

May 18, 1904. To Lord Kitchener: Reinforcements for Tibet and the need for approval by Secretary of State.

May 21, 1904. To Governor of Bombay: Question of the privileges of the Governors of Bombay and Madras ; Views of India Office ; The question of centralization of the administration ; Aden Delimitation question ; Persian Gulf Afairs ; Desire of Raj Saheb of Dhrangadra to educate his son in England and Lord Curzon's opinions on it ; Police Commission Report.

May 22, 1904. British Commissioner, Tibet: Inability of Govt. of India to respond to request for further military support.

May 22, 1904. To P. Landon, Tibet Mission: Apprectiation of information on Tibet ; The question of the advance on Lahasa ; Appreciation of the role of Landon's articles in the "Times".

May 23, 1904. To Sir E. Law: Question of a pension for Sir Walter Lawrence.

May 24, 1904. To Governor of Madras: Madras affairs ; Viceregal action to overrule Madras Govt. ; The question of the Partition of Bengal ; The Tenancy Bill.

May 26, 1904. Sir George Arbuthnot: Site for the Victoria Memorial ; Purchase of a memorial site.

May 29, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Bengal: Reconstitution of Univ. Senates ; Report of the Police Commission ; Almora Boundary question ; Problem of a Plague policy ; Problems of recruitment to the Provincial Services.

May 30, 1904. Lord Kitchner: Tibetan affairs and policy ; Home Govt. views.

May 31, 1904. Chief Commissioner, Assam: Tea plantations and labor in Assam ; Resettlement of land revenue.

Jun. 2, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Conjectures on Russian intentions in Central Asia.

Jun. 13, 1904. Col. Younghusband: The problems of the Tibetan mission ; Attitude of Tibetans ; Government views ; Relationship between Tibetan question and the Egyptian question ; Britain's Russian policy ; Opposition to annexation of Tibet.

Jun. 14, 1904. Agent to Gov. Gen., Central India: Affairs of the Agency.

Jun. 14, 1904. Colonel Younghusband: Instructions re Tibet policy of government ; Objections to a prolonged occupation of Lhasa.

Jun. 15, 1904. Sir E. Elles ; Supply and Transport matters.

Jun. 16, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Bengal: Need for additional Deputy Collectors ; The Teesta Valley Road ; Tibet.

Jun. 17, 1904. Gov. of Bombay: Question of use of horses by Governor's staff and Madras practice.

Jun. 17, 1904. Colonel Younghusband: Re desire to resign ; Tibetan difficulties.

Jun. 19, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Desire for a Convention.

Jun. 19, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Burma: Railway extenstion into China ; A new Municipal Law for Rangoon ; Tibet ; Afghanistan ; Persian policy.

Jun. 27, 1904. Governor of Madras: Work of the Viceroy ; The weekly letters to the Secretary of State ; Imperial Service Troops ; Question of a President for Travancore ; Relations with Provincial governments.

Jun. 27, 1904. Governor of Bombay: Rights of Provincial Governors ; Curzon's letter on Imperial Service Troops ; Aden Delimitation ; The Dhrangadra Raj case and government interference ; Relations with the Gaekwar of Baroda ; The disloyalty of the Bombay native Press.

Jun. 28, 1904. Sir Denzil Ibbetson: Need for home leave.

Jun. 30, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Question of length of stay in Lhasa.

Jul. 4, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Need to negotiate with Tibetans.

Jul. 5, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Instruction regarding negotiations.

Jul. 6, 1904. The Resident, Mysore: Maharaja's wishes concerning the Yuvaraja ; Question of limits of interference in Native States.

Jul. 8, 1904. Col. Younghusband: The advance to Lhasa.

Jul. 9, 1904. Gov. of Bombay: Mr. Steele's claim to a special pension.

Jul. 9, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Scheme for Army reorganization.

Jul. 9, 1904. Col. Younghusband ; Question of the advance to Lhasa.

Jul. 10, 1904. Maharaja of Mypore: Advice on the Yuvaraja.

Jul. 11, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Instructions in Tibetan negotiations.

Jul. 13, 1904. Lt. Gov., United Provinces: Police Commision ; Imperial Service contributions ; The Plague ; The provincial Services.

Jul. 23, 1904. The Resident, Mysore: The Mysore courts and the villagers ; Mr. V.P. Madhava Rao.

Jul. 24, 1904. Lord Kitchener: The reform of Supply and Transport.

Jul. 24, 1904. Governor of Bombay: Question of Viceregal expenses ; Cost of entertaining ; Question of mining concessions in Native States.

Jul. 24, 1904. Agent to Gov. Gen., Central India: Sindhia's comments on Imperial Service scheme.

Jul. 27, 1904. Sir E. Elles: Kitchener and the Supply and Transport question.

Jul. 28, 1904. Col. Younghusband: The Draft Convention for Tibet.

Jul. 30, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Instructions on Tibetan negotiations.

Aug. 1, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Problems of Army reorganization and the defense of India ; The Russian danger.

Aug. 5, 1904. Officer Commanding, Gyantse: Instruction for Tibetan negotiations.

Aug. 8, 1904. Governor of Madras: Return of Lord Curzon ; Relations with Curzon and with the Viceroy's Council.

Aug. 8, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Question of garrison needed at Gyantse.

Aug. 8, 1904. Governor of Bombay: Mr. Edgerley as possible Foreign Secretary.

Aug. 11, 1904. Sir Denzil Ibbetson: The Madras Landed Estates Bill.

Aug. 12, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Problems of statying in Lhasa ; The Dalai Lama.

Aug. 14, 1904. Col. Younghusband: Ratification of the Tibetan Convention by China.

Aug. 19, 1904. Agent to Governor General, Central India: Bhopal and Imperial Service Troops ; Appt. to Hyderabad.

Aug. 19, 1904. Lt. Gov., United Provinces ; Tibetan problem.

Aug. 19, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Bengal ; Appt. of Col. Bomford to act for Sir Benjamin Franklin ; Tibet ; Bengal Partition scheme.

Aug. 19, 1904. Collector, Vizagatpatam: Plans for a tour by Lord Ampthill.

Aug. 21, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Bengal: Contributions to Imperial Defense.

Letters from Persons in India to Lord Ampthill:

Sep. 5, 1904. From Lt. Gov., United Provinces: Weather and crops ; Plague in U.P. ; Ejection of tenants under new Tenancy Act ; Trade between Almora and Tibet ; Land owners and imperial defense.

Sep. 18, 1904. Gen. Macdonald: Date of departure from Lhasa.

Sep. 21, 1904. From Col. Younghusband: Question of the Tibetan indemnity ; The occupation of Chumbi ; Trade regulations.

Sep. 21, 1904. From Resident at Hyderabad: Views of Nizam on contributions to Imperial Defense ; Possibility of war with Russia ; Indian opinion on Russian threat ; Undesirable Europeans in Hyderabad ; Certain villages transferred to British criminal jurisdiction.

Sep. 22, 1904. From Mr. J.P. Hewell: Nomination of Fellows by Univ. of Bombay and problem of the Native element.

Sep. 22, 1904. From Governor of Madras: New Year's honors.

Sep. 29, 1904. From Lord Kitchener: Opinions of Generals on the Mixed Brigade question and the possible political effects.

Nov. 20, 1904. Gov. of Bombay: Industrial Exhibition and its connection with the Congress.

Nov. 21, 1904. Private Secretary, Gov. of Madras: An Engineer for the Madras Municipality ; A concession for electric lighting installations in Madras.

Nov. 21, 1904. Resident, Mysore: A visit with the Maharaja ; Relations between Maharaja and his wife.

Dec. 1, 1904. Gov. of Madras: Failure of rains ; Rising food prices ; Financial problems ; Estates Land Bill ; High Court problems ; Famine prevention.

Dec. 2, 1904. L. Dane, Kabul Mission: Arrival in Kabul ; Reception ; Boundary issues ; Negotiations underway.

Letters to Persons in India from the Viceroy

Sep. 7, 1904. To the Governor of Bombay: Plans for Lord Ampthill's visit ; Possibility of famine ; Honorarium for Mr. E. Dawson ; Seditious articles in Bombay press ; Lord Curzon's return.

Sep. 8, 1904. To Younghusband: Treaty sent to Peking.

Sep. 21, 1904. To Younghusband: Relations with China over the Tibetan Treaty.

Sep. 23, 1904. To Lord Kitchener: Kitchener's resignation received ; Difficulties involved ; Refusal to accept resignation.

Sep. 25, 1904. To Lord Kitchener: Discussions of desire to resign ; The matter of dual control of the Army.

Sep. 28, 1904. Younghusband: Will Zayul be open to trade?

Sep. 28, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Withdrawal of resignation.

Oct. 2, 1904. Governor of Bombay: Afghan matters at highly critical stage ; Lord Curzon's plans ; Relief of famine fears ; Relations between Govt. of India nad Bombay Govt. ; Seditious articles in Native Press ; The Universities Act ; Imperial Service.

Oct. 3, 1904. Resident in Nepal: Return of Tibetan Mission.

Oct. 10, 1904. Lt. Gov. of Bengal: Afghan problems ; Lady Curzon's illness ; native Press of Bengal ; Calcutta Corporation ; Mr. Risley's proposals for Partition of Bengal.

Oct. 29, 1904. Gov. of Bombay: Local correspondence with the Home Govt. ; Press prosecutions ; Centralizing tendency of Gotv. of India ; Tension with Russia.

Oct. 30, 1904. Lord Kitchener: Telegrams to Secy. of State and Press reports.

Nov. 29, 1904. Governor of Bombay: Congress and the Industrial Exhibition ; Curzon's opinion of the Congress.

Letters to Lord Ampthill

Oct. 20, 1904. From A. Godly, Under Secy. of State for INdia: Lady Curzon's Illness ; Viceroy's Kashmir Tour ; The Kabul Mission ; Sir E. Law's resignation ; Railway Board.

Oct. 28, 1904. From St. John Brodrick, Secy. of State for India: Lord Curzon's plans ; Younghusband's errors in Tibet ; The Afghan Mission ; The Police Commission Report ; Crisis with Russia.

Oct. 28, 1904. From Lord Curzon: Lady Curzon's illness ; The Russian crisis ; The Afghan problem ; Frontier policy.

Oct. 31, 1904. From Lord Curzon: Tibet and Younghusband ; Russian crisis ; Relations with St. John Brodrick ; Lady Curzoin's illness ; Afghanistan ; Supply and Transport question ; Press prosecutions ; The Kabul Mission ; Suggested Helmund lease.

Nov. 4, 1904. Secy. of State: Tibet and Younghuysband ; Lord Curzon's attitude ; Private letters between Viceroy and Secy. of STate ; Russian crisis.

Nov. 4, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Russian crisis ; tibet and Younghusband ; Hobel Mission ; Lord Curzon's attitude.

Nov. 10, 1904. Lord Curzon: Afghanistan ; Curzon's interview with the Prime Minister.

Nov. 11, 1904. Secy. of State for India: Lord Curzon ; Suggested Helmund lease ; The Military Dept. ; The Kobel Mission ; Lord Kitchener's Reorganization scheme ; Col. Younghusband's conduct.

Nov. 11, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Tibet and Younghusband ; Lord Kitchener's Redistribution scheme.

Nov. 18, 1904. Secy. of State: Kashmir tour ; The Kabul Mission ; Tibet and Younghusband ; The Commander-in-Chief and the Military Member ; Russia.

Nov. 18, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Tibet and Col. Younghusband ; Commander-in-Chief and the Military Member ; Supply and Transport Question.

Lord Ampthill: Letters to Secretary of State ; Lord Curzon and Sir A. Godley.

May 4, 1904. To Lord Curzon: The Indian Press ; Letter from the Amir ; The Tibet Mission.

May 5, 1904. Secy. of State: Assumption of Viceroyalty ; Tibet Mission ; Financial Reform in Persia ; Police Commission Report ; Letter from the Amir.

May 5, 1904. Sir A. Godley : Tibet Mission ; Financial Reform in Persia.

May 12, 1904. Secy. of State: Lord Kitchener ; Military Member and Commander-in-Chief ; Police Commission Report ; Tibet ; Correspondence with Amir ; The Indian Press.

May 12, 1904. Lord Curzon: Letter from Amir ; Errors of L. Dane.

May 25, 1904. Secretary of STate: Tibet ; Rangoon Municipal Act ; Possible German intrigues ; Railway Report ; Lord Kitchener's Reorganization scheme ; Change in copper coinage ; Superiority of civilian judges ; The Inidan Press.

May 25, 1904. To Lord Curzon: The India Council and Lord Curzon's proposals ; Tibet ; Letter from Amir ; Russian troops ; Mysore residentship.

May 26, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Railway Report ; Printing of correspondence.

May 31, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Tibet ; Asiatic feeling regarding Russo-Japanese War.

Jun. 2, 1904. Secretary of State: Viceroy's speeches at Madras ; Tibet.

Jun. 9, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Indian Press and Curzon ; Ampthill and Curzon ; Supply and Transport problem.

Jun. 9, 1904. Lord Curzon: Afghanistan ; Supply and Transport ; Dunbar Accounts.

Jun. 16, 1904. Secy. of State: Viceroy's correspondence ; Tibet ; Russia and the Tibet Mission ; Col. Younghusband ; The subsidy to the Amir ; The Persian boundary ; Burma Oil Company struggle with Standard Oil.

Jun. 30, 1904. Secy. of State: Relations between India Council and Govt. of India ; Defense of India ; Russia and persian Gulf ; Tibet ; Should the Mission winter in Lhasa ; Coinage ; Letter from Amir ; Perso-Afghan boundary ; Relations with Baroda.

Jun. 30, 1904. Sir A. Godley : Tibet Mission ; Sir E. Law ; Lord Kitchener and the Military Dept.

Jun. 30, 1904. Lord Curzon: Tibet ; relations between C-in-C and Military Dept. ; Natives in Public Service.

Jul. 27, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Curzon's views on Tibet ; Army feeling against Curzon ; Attitude of Natives towards Europeans ; Tibet.

Jul. 27, 1904. Lord Curzon: Supply and Transport ; Imperial Service Scheme.

Aug. 3, 1904. Secretary of State: Lord Kitchener's Reorganization Scheme ; Supply and Transport ; Railway finance ; Tibetan policy ; Afghanistan.

Aug. 3, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Lord Kitchener's Reorganization Scheme ; Supply and Transport ; Railway finance ; Tibetan policy ; Afghanistan.

Aug. 3, 1904. Lord Curzon: Tibet ; Afghanistan ; Persia ; Irrigation Commission ; Paper Currency Act ; Police Commission Report ; Partition of Bengal ; Lord Kitchener's Reorganization Scheme ; Supply and Transport.

Sep. 5, 1904. Secretary of State: Draft letter to the Amir ; Supply and Transport ; Public Works Dept. ; Bombay Famine Policy ; Tibetan problems ; Lord Kitchener.

Sep. 19, 1904. Lord Curzon: Slowness of Indian Administration ; Partition of Bengal ; Tibet ; Russia and Afghanistan ; Prosecution of seditious Press.

 Sep. 21, 1904. Secretary of State: Prosecution of seditious Press ; Lord Kitchener's Reorganization Scheme ; Tibet and China ; Afghanistan ; Supply and Transport ; Growth of centralization in India ; Police Reform ; Reform in India.

Sep. 22, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Illness of Lady Curzon ; The work of the Govt. of India.

Sep. 28, 1904. Secretary of State: Resignation of Lord Kitchener ; Question of homogeneous Brigades ; Proposed Mission to Kabul ; Afghan frontier ; Tibetan Mission.

Oct. 11, 1904. Lord Curzn ; Mission to Kabul ; Afghan problem ; Prosecution of seditious Press.

Oct. 12, 1904. Secretary of State: The Kabul Mission.

Oct. 26, 1904. Secretary of State: The Viceroy's work ; Russia ; Afghanistan ; Tibetan Convention ; Police Commission Report ; Prosecution of seditious Press.

Oct. 27, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Col. Younghusband ; Afghan question.

Dec. 7, 1904. Secretary of STate: Viceroy's work ; Lord Curzon's attitude ; The Amir ; Tibet ; The Reorganization Scheme ; Mixed Brigades ; Agricultural prespoects.

Dec. 7, 1904. Sir A. Godley: Tibet and Younghusband ; The Kabul Mission.

Secretary of State to Viceroy: Telegrams, Jun. 13, 1904 to Oct. 10, 1904. Complete.

Lansdowne Papers (Extracts), Mss. Evr. D. 558

Letters to Lansdowne:

Jan. 15, 1891. From Lord Cross. The Age of Consent Question ; Frontier Tribes ; Russian Prince's visit to India ; Death of a Burman by European attack.

Jan. 23, 1891. From Lord Cross: Tour of the Russian Princes; Chittagong Railway ; Frontier.

Jan. 30, 1891. From Lord Cross: The Amir ; Partition of Afghanistan ; Age of Consent question ; Siam affairs ; Presence of officials at Congress meetings.

Feb. 6, 1891. From Lord Cross: The Age of Consent Bill ; Sir C. Elliott's circular ; Parliament.

Feb. 12, 1891. From Lord Cross: Indian Councils Bill ; Age of Consent Bill ; Factories Bill ; Frontier affairs.

May 22, 1891. From Lord Cross: Manipur affairs ; Frontier policy.

May 28, 1891. From Lord Cross: Assam Railway ; Manipur affairs.

Jun. 12, 1891. From Lord Cross: Frontier policy ; Rampur affairs ; Opium Commission ; Manipur affairs.

Jun. 19, 1891. From Lord Cross: Manipur affairs in Parliament ; Afghanistan ; East Coast Railway.

Jun. 26, 1891. From Lord Cross: Manipur Debate ; Opium.

Jul. 3, 1891. From Lord Cross: Opium Commission ; Railways.

Jul. 17, 1891. From Lord Cross: Manipur affairs ; Freedom of the Press in India ; Kabul Mission ; Opium Despatch.

Jul. 24, 1891. From Lord Cross: Manipur ; Frontier expeditions ; crop outlook.

Aug. 27, 1891. From Lord Cross: Russian advances ; Manipur ; Prosecution of seditious Press ; Railways ; Indian Councils Bill.

Sep. 3, 1891. From Lord Cross: Railways ; Factory Labor in India.

Oct. 1, 1891. From Lord Cross: Manipur and misconduct of British officers ; Prosecution of the Bangabasi ; Russian advances ; Opium policy.

Dec. 11, 1891. From Lord Cross: Hunza affairs ; Frontier matters ; Indian Councils Bill.

Dec. 17, 1891. From Lord Cross: Maharaja Holkar ; The Pamirs ; Hunza affairs ; Whipping clause in Bengal Police Bill.

Dec. 23, 1891. From Lord Cross: Weakness of Indian High Courts ; Opium Despatch ; Indian Councils Bill ; Whipping clauses in Bengal Police Bill.

Dec. 31, 1891. From Lord Cross: Hunza affairs ; Opium ; Persia ; Behar cadastral survey.

Lord Lansdowne: Letters to the Secretary of State, Lord Cross

Jan. 7, 1891. The Russian Princes ; The Amir ; A Bill to raise the age of consent ; Indian National Congress meeting ; Circular by Lt. Governor on official participation in Congress meetings.

Jan. 14, 1891. Age of Consent Bill ; The Bengal circular.

Jan. 21, 1891. Indian Councils Bill ; Taxation ; Age of Consent Bill.

Jan. 28, 1891. Report of Factory Commission.

Jan. 28, 1891. Indian National Congress ; The Bengal circular ; Interview with Mr. Hume ; Government's attitude towards the Congress.

Jan. 28, 1891. Russian Princes ; India Councils Bill ; Age of Consent Bill ; Afghan affairs ; Railways ; India Councils Bill.

Feb. 18, 1891. The Factories Bill ; Age of Consent Bill ; Congress policy ; Railways ; Killing of a native by a soldier.

Feb. 25, 1891. The Factories Bill ; Age of Consent Bill ; Railways ; Siam affairs ; Afghan affairs.

Mar. 4, 1891. Age of Consent Bill ; Burma Railways.

Apr. 1, 1891. Manipur affair ; Frontier affairs ; Railways ; India Councils Bill.

Apr. 8, 1891. Factories bill ; Opium ; Afghanistan.

Apr. 15, 1891. Manipur affair ; Frontier matters ; Opium question.

Apr. 15, 1891. The case of Col. Jackson.

Apr. 22, 1891. Frontier matters ; Manipur.

May 6, 1891. Manipur disaster ; Frontier tribes.

May 13, 1891. Opium ; Manipur ; Assam Railway ; Frontier tribes.

May 26, 1891. Afghan question ; Female labor ; Border operations ; Black Mountain troubles ; Manipur ; Muslim riot in Calcutta.

Jun. 23, 1891. Manipur ; India Councils Bill ; Freedom of the Press in India ; Mission to Kabul ; Factory Bill.

Jun. 30, 1891. Manipur debates.

Aug. 4, 1891. Railways ; Prosecution of seditious press.

Aug. 11, 1891. Manipur ; The Indian Press ; Press prosecutions ; Employment of women.

Aug. 18, 1891. Manipur.

Sep. 1, 1891. Crops ; Opium ; Seditious articles in the Native Press ; Manipur.

Sep. 1, 1891. Grants to relicts of the Mutiny.

Sep. 8, 1891. Manipur ; Opium ; Press prosecution ; Russian advances ; Hunza.

Sep. 15, 1891. Manipur ; The Native Press ; The Bangabasi prosecution ; Russian advances ; The Hunzas ; Bombay scandal.

Sep. 17, 1891. The Bangabasi prosecution ; Railways ; India councils Bill.

Sep. 30, 1891. Col. Jackson's case ; Railway policy ; Bangabasi case ; Kashmir.

Oct. 14, 1891. Bangabasi case ; Manipur ; Opium ; A case of insubordination ; Crops.

Oct. 18, 1891. Afghan affairs ; Opium ; Railways ; Manipur.

Oct. 25, 1891. Political Officers ; Manipur ; Press prosecutions ; Opium ; Kashmir ; Col. Jackson's case.

Oct. 31. 1891. Taxes ; Silver outlook ; Kashmir ; Crop prospects.

Nov. 8, 1891. Crop prospects and relief plans ; The Amir ; Kashmir affairs ; Rampur affairs.

Nov. 19, 1891. Col. Jackson ; Opium ; Portuguese colonies ; Kashmir affairs ; Railways ; Black Mountain expedition ; The Amir.

Nov. 25, 1891. Persian affairs ; Frontier matters ; Maharaja Sindhia ; Bhopal Holkar.

Dec. 2, 1891. Opium ; Honor's List.

Dec. 9, 1891. Opium ; Persia ; Weaknesses of the High Courts ; Lord Robert's departure and successor.

Dec. 16, 1891. Kashmir ; Hunza ; Rampur ; Persia.

Dec. 23, 1891. Railways ; Staff Corps agitation ; Hunza ; The Whipping clause in the Bengal Police bill.

Dec. 30, 1891. The Amir ; Rampur ; Gilgit ; Manipur ; Col. Jackson ; Bengal census.

Secretary of State: Letters to Lord Lansdowne, 1892.

Jan. 29, 1892. Russian attitude toward the Pamirs ; Hunza ; Opium ; Staff Corps Rules.

Feb. 4, 1892. Russia and the Pamirs ; The Amir.

Apr. 1, 1892. Indian Councils bill ; Hunza ; Burma-Chinese Frontier ; Railways ; Kashmir ; Mr. Hume's circular letter.

May 6, 1892. A Chinese Proclamation ; Indian Councils Bill ; Burma-Chinese Frontier.

May 13, 1892. Indian Councils Bill ; Hunza ; Railways ; The Currency question.

May 20, 1892. Indian Councils Bill ; Hunza ; The Mekong ; Silver.

May 27, 1892. China ; Agricultural needs of India ; Indian Councils Bill ; Silver Conference.

Jun. 2, 1892. Indian Councils Bill ; Railways.

Jun. 9, 1892. China and Burma ; Factories Act ; Indian Councils Act ; Muslim representation.

Jun. 17, 1892. Baroda ; Indian Councils Act ; Hunza ; The Amir.

Jun. 22, 1892. Indian Councils Act ; Muslim representation ; Frontier operations ; Railways.

Jul. 1, 1892. Indian Councils Act ; A gold standard for India ; Siam ; Baroda.

Jul. 21, 1892. Indian Councils Act ; Muslim interests ; Railways.

Jul. 28, 1892. The Amir.

Aug. 4, 1892. The Amir ; Russian and Chinese activity.

Aug. 12, 1892. Councils Act Rules ; The Amir.

The Earl of Kimberley, Secretary of State: To Lord Lansdowne, 1892.

Sep. 22, 1892. The Amir ; Currency Committee ; Indian Councils Act.

Sep. 28, 1892. Frontier policy ; The Amir.

Oct. 6, 1892. Burmo-Chinese Frontier ; Afghanistan ; The Currency Committee ; Separation of Army commands.

Oct. 13, 1892. The Amir.

Nov. 30, 1892. The Amir ; Chitral ; Bengal government ; Changes in the Jury system ; The Gilgit Agency ; An Indian Cadetship for Lansdowne's Son.

Letters from Lord Lansdowne to the Secretary of State, 1892.

May 11, 1892. Hunza ; Siam ; The Amir ; Kashmir ; Indian Councils Bill.

May 11, 1892. Railways.

May 24, 1892. Railways ; The Amir ; Crops ; Indian Councils Bill.

May 31, 1892. Indian Councils bill ; Muslim representation ; Frontier problems ; Railways ; The Amir.

Jun. 7, 1892. Indian Councils Bill ; Currency question ; A gold standard for India ; Cholera ; The Native Press ; Frontier problems.

Jun. 14, 1892. Indian Councils Bill ; Gold Standard ; Railways ; Cholera.

Jul. 5, 1892. Mining legislation ; Indian Councils Bill ; The Amir ; Waziristan.

Jul. 12, 1892. The Amir.

Aug. 23, 1892. Afghan affairs ; The Indian Councils Act ; Indian military problems ; Burmo-Chinese frontier ; The Currency question ; Discontent in the Services ; Opium ; Railways.

Oct. 5, 1892. Afghan question ; Frontier policy ; Black Mountain expedition ; Gold Standard ; Currency system.

Oct. 12, 1892. The Amir ; Reform of the Presidential Armies ; Hunza ; The Siamese frontier ; Gold Standard ; Black Mountain affairs.

Oct. 19, 1892. Indian Councils Act ; Gilgit Agency ; Frontier Tribal Policy.

Dec. 7, 1892. The Jury question ; Chitral ; The Amir ; Opium ; The Gaekwar ; Baroda Railways.

Dec. 14, 1892. Opium ; Chitral ; Afghan Despatch ; Jury question.

Jul. 5, 1892. Mining legislation ; Indian Councils Bill ; The Amir ; Waziristan.

Jul. 12, 1892. The Amir.

Aug. 23, 1892. Afghan affairs ; The Indian Councils Act ; Indian military problems ; Burmo-Chinese frontier ; The Currency question ; Discontent in the Services ; Opium ; Railways.

Oct. 5, 1892. Afghan question ; Frontier policy ; Black Mountain expedition ; Gold Standard ; Currency system.

Oct. 12, 1892. The Amir ; Reform of the Presidential Armies ; Hunza ; The Siamese frontier ; Gold Standard ; Black Mountain affairs.

Oct. 19, 1892. Indian Councils Act ; Gilgit Agency ; Frontier Tribal Policy.

Dec. 7, 1892. The Jury question ; Chitral ; The Amir ; Opium ; The Gaekwar ; Baroda Railways.

Dec. 14, 1892. Opium ; Chitral ; Afghan Despatch ; Jury question.

Dec. 21, 1892. Russia and the Frontier ; burma-Chinese border ; The Amir ; The Jury question ; Mr. Digby.

Dec. 28, 1892. Presidential Armies ; The Amir, Chitral ; Gilgit ; Foreigners in Hyderabad ; The Jury question ; Bengal Municipalities bill ; The Kachin despatch.

Letters from the Secretary of State to Lord Lansdowne, 1893.

Jan. 5, 1893. Opium ; Kabul Mission ; The Jury question ; boundary negotiations with China.

Jan. 13, 1893. Burma-Chinese Frontier ; The Jury question ; Currency Report.

Jan. 19, 1893. Telegraph transit rates ; Burma-Chinese Frontier ; Kachin operations ; Jury Despatch ; Russia and the pamirs ; The Amir and Russia.

Jan. 26, 1893. Merchant Shipping Bill ; The Congress and the Bengal Municipal Bill ; Jury question ; Currency Committee ; The Pamirs.

Feb. 3, 1893. Persia ; New Council rules ; Jury question.

Feb. 10, 1893. Burma-Chinese frontier ; The Pamirs ; The Jury question ; Sir Charles Elliot's lack of tact .

Feb. 17, 1893. Opium ; Proposed Commission on the financial condition of India ; Currency Committee ; Jury question ; Burmese frontier.

Feb. 24, 1893. Jury question ; Relations with the Amir ; The Burmese frontier.

Mar. 3, 1893. The Kachin rising ; The Currency association ; Opium ; Commons and India.

Mar. 10, 1893. Burmese frontier ; French Note on Mekong ; Jury Despatch.

Mar. 17, 1893. Jury problem ; The Pamirs ; Burma frontier ; The Jury question ; The Amir ; Military expenditures ; The Goekwar ; The Army Bill.

Jun. 9, 1893. The Amir ; The motion for simultaneous examinations for the I.C.S. ; Problems of I.C.S. appts. ; Fair treatment for the Muslims ; Currency question.

Jun. 23, 1893. Gilgit ; The Frontier ; Currency question ; Europeans in the I.C.S. ; Railway policy.

Jun. 30, 1893. The Amir ; Opium ; Currency Report ; Loss of exchange.

Jul. 27, 1893. Frontier matters ; Simultaneous examinations for the I.C.S. ; Pamir negotiations ; Russia ; Crisis in Siam.

Aug. 4, 1893. The Pamirs ; Simultaneous examinations ; Gilgit ; Siam crisis ; Opium ; Finances.

Aug. 11, 1893. Currency ; Simultaneous examinations ; Railways ; Kalat ; The French in Siam ; The Kabul Mission.

Aug. 18, 1893. Chitral ; Gilgit ; Durand's Mission ; The Bombay riots ; Ballia riots ; Currency problems ; Balance of trade ; Opium ; Rampur.

Aug. 25, 1893. The cow-killing riots ; Relations between Hindus and Muslims and the effect upon the Congress.

Sep. 1, 1893. Simultaneous examination ; Opium Commission ; France and Siam ; russia and the Pamirs ; Durand's Mission toKabul ; Chinese negotiations.

Sep. 8, 1893. Opium ; Native feeling in the Punjab ; A warning to the Press.

Sep. 13, 1893. Durand's Mission ; Currency ; The Pamirs ; The cow-killing agitation.

Sep. 14, 1893. Westland as Financial Member ; Presidential Armies Bill.

Sep. 21, 1893. The Pamirs ; Russian preparations ; The Amir ; The Loan ; Indian budget debate ; The cow-killing agitations.

Sep. 28, 1893. Opium ; Currency ; Siam ; Royal Commission on Home Charges ; Cow-killing question ; Silver.

Oct. 12, 1893. Chitral ; Ration of British to Indian troops in India ; Number of European officials in India ; Effects of Councils reform ; Siam ; Lord Elgin as Viceroy.

Oct. 19, 1893. Proportion of British and Native troops ; Opium ; The Amir.

Oct. 26, 1893. The Cow-killing agitation ; Press laws ; Council Bills.

Nov. 3, 1893. The Durand Mission ; Fiscal problems.

Nov. 10, 1893. Russian demands ; The Amir ; Durand Mission ; Chinese encroachment ; The cow-killing agitation ; Trade matters.

Nov. 17, 1893. Durand Mission ; The Amir ; The cow-killing agitation.

Nov. 24, 1893. Simultaneous examination ; Behar Survey.

Dec. 1, 1893. The cow agitation ; Durand Mission ; Russian negotiations.

Dec. 8, 1893. Opium ; China relation ; Siam ; The Amir ; The cow question.

Dec. 15, 1893. The Amir ; Fiscal problems ; Russia and the Pamirs.

Dec. 21. 1893. Burmese deputations ; Burmese frontier ; Cow-killing ; Fiscal matters.

Lord Lansdowne: Letters to the Secretary of State, 1893.

Jan. 4, 1893. Merchant Shipping Bill ; Bengal Municipal Bill ; The Indian National Conquers ; Jury question ; Currency Committee ; Afghan threat.

Jan. 11, 1893. Opium ; Railway policy ; Fiscal problems ; Persia ; burma-Chinese frontier ; Sir Chas. Elliott's quarrel with the High Court ; Jury question ; The Amir.

Jan. 18, 1893. Chitral ; Behar Survey ; Bengal Govt. andthe High Court ; Jury question ; Congress allegations ; Press on the Jury question.

Feb. 8, 1893. Burma-China frontier ; Indian Councils Act Rules ; Indian Currency Association ; Currency Committee hearings ; Jury question ; Burma-China frontier.

Mar. 8, 1893. Burma-China frontier ; Sir C. Elliott ; Jury question ; Increase in military expenditures ; Fiscal matters.

Mar. 15, 1893. Commission on financial conditions of India ; Army expenditures ; Jury issue ; The Amir.

Mar. 29, 1893. Negotiations with the Chinese ; Fiscal affairs ; The Pamirs ; The Amir ; Jury Commission.

Jun. 13, 1899. Jury problems ; The Amir's guns ; Military Home Charges ; Khelat ; Chitral ; Simultaneous examinations ; Tramways ; Currency Report.

Jun. 20, 1893. Chitral ; Khelat ; Oppium ; The Amir ; Report of the Currency Committee.

Jun. 27, 1893. Chitral ; Russia and Afghanistan ; Khelat ; The Gaekwar ; Currency.

Jul. 4, 1893. The Amir ; Simultaneous examinations ; Currency Report ; Chitral.

Jul. 11, 1893. Russia ; The Amir ; Simultaneous examinations ; Chitral ; Gilgit Agency ; Fiscal affairs ; Views of the commercial communities ; Silver imports.

Jul. 25, 1893. Kabul Mission ; Chitral ; Bhelat ; Currency.

Aug. 1, 1893. Fiscal matters ; Opium ; Afghan boundary ; Russia ; Kabul Mission ; Cow-killing riots.

Aug. 8, 1893. Fiscal matters.

Aug. 15, 1893. France and Siam ; Behar Survey and the Zamindars ; Opium ; Kalat ; Hindu-Muslim riots ; Vernacular Press Act.

Aug. 22, 1893. Parliament and India ; France and Siam ; Kabul mission ; Kalat ; Compensation to the Services ; Fiscal affairs ; The Market ; hindu-Muslim riots ; Congress and the cow-killing riots.

Sep. 12, 1893. Chitral ; The Amir ; Gilgit Agency ; The Amir ; Anti-cow-killing riots ; Currency matters ; Hyderabad.

Sep. 20, 1893. Currency ; Anglo-Russian relations ; Chitral ; The Amir ; Proportion of British and Native Troops in India ; Siam.

Sep. 27, 1893Anglo-Chinese relations ; Kabul Mission ; Relations with the Indian States ; Simultaneous examinations.

Sep. 29, 1893. Cow-killing question ; Native Press.

Oct. 18, 1893. Lord Elgin as Viceroy ; Burma-China border problems ; Cow-killing agitation ; Kabul Mission ; Fiscal problems ; Russia and Afghanistan ; The Amir ; The Kachins.

Nov. 1, 1893. Chitral ; Currency ; Simultaneous examinations ; Hyderabad ; Parliament and India ; The Gaekwar ; Behar Survey.

Nov. 5, 1893. Honors.

Nov. 7, 1893. Fiscal problems ; Cow-killing problem ; The Gaekwar ; Burma ; Kabul Mission.

Nov. 9, 1893. The Amir.

Nov. 12, 1893. Opium ; Anglo-Chinese relations ; Burma ; Cow-killing agitation ; Kabul Mission.

Nov. 14, 1893. Appt. of a High Court Judge ; The Native Press.

Nov. 18, 1893. Cow-killing agitation ; The Native Press ; Kabul Mission.

Nov. 23, 1893. Burma ; Opium ; Chin operations ; Kachin attitude ; Cow-killing issues.

Dec. 27, 1893. Cow-killing agitation ; Silver Import Duty ; The Pamirs ; Opium ; Kabul Report.

Letters from the Viceroy to the Secretary of State, 1894.

Jan. 10, 1894. Pamir settlement ; Behar Survey ; Mr. E. Norton ; Fiscal matters.

Jan. 16, 1894. Cow-killing agitation ; Import Duty on Silver ; Opium.

Jan. 17, 1894. Currency ; The Amir.

Jan. 24, 1894. Currency ; Hyderabad ; The Presidential Armies ; Behar survey.

Telegrams from Secretary of State to Viceroy, May 29, 1889 to Oct. 8, 1890.

Telegrams from Viceroy to Secretary of State, Mar. 16, 1899 to Aug. 18, 1890.

Telegrams from Secretary of State to Viceroy, Feb. 11, 1891 to Dec. 17, 1891.

Telegrams from Viceroy to Secretary of State, Feb. 12, 1891 to Oct. 9, 1891.

Telegrams from Secretary of State to Viceroy, Jul. 15, 1892 to Dec. 30, 1892.

Telegrams from Viceroy to Secretary of State, Apr. 29, 1892 to Dec. 20, 1892.

Telegrams from Secretary of State to Viceroy, Jan. 2, 1893 to Jan. 23, 1894.

Telegrams from Viceroy to Secretary of State, Jan. 4, 1893 to Jan. 20, 1894.