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Three pages with one page map Plan of Lion Capital and ASI site museum -
Official papers and Maps relating to the Delhi Coronation Durbar, 1st January, 1903. -
Extract from Dr. O' Shaughnessy Report No. 4 addressed to the Government of India on the completion of the experimental line of electric telegraph between Alipore and diamond Harbour, dated 10th, March 1851. -
Persian Letter (With English translation) dated 1175 Hijri from General Sir Eyre Coote to H. H. The Raja of Pudukottai, regarding the defeat of the enemy's troopers who invaded His Highness Territory. Persian Letter. Dated- 1193A.H/1779 A.D./Folios: 1 -
Mursala dated 21st January 1840. from Mr. C.T. Metcalfe to this highness Maharaja Karan Singh (of Patiala) with an indent of supplies required at Bakhtis and Bhatinda.Dated 24 Ziquad 1255A.H/ 23J cm 1840, Language- Persian, folios:2 -
Persian Letter (English translation) from Captain Smith to Raja of Pudukottai dated 1173 Hijri from Captain Smith to H.H. the Raja of Pudukottai acknowledging receipt of His Highness's letters, together with a despatch from the Governor dated 7th of months address to his Highness and a Hindi letter for Raja Partapp Singh. Persian Letter dated 1173A.H/1754 A.D. Folios: 1 -
Persian Letter( with English translation) dated 10TH Rajab 1213 Hijri from(The Second) Lord Clive, governor of Madras to H.H. the Raja of Pudukottai requesting the issue of orders by H.H For the collection of Provisions for the British Army. Persian letter, dated 10th Rajab 1213, folios: 3. -
Letter dated 1167 A. H./ 1753 A. D. from Major Stringer Lawrence to H.H. The Raja of Pudukottai encouraging him after the victories gained by the enemy. No of folios : 2, Language : Persian. -
Parwana of Lord Lake to Abdus Samad at Hansi ordering him not to interfare in the territory of Raja-i- Rajan Raj Sahib Singh of Patiala in the Hansi division as the Government of the East India Company was in staunch friendship with H. H. and directing him in future to pay every attention towards the friendship of H. H., as it was calculated to lead the welfare of both parties.
