Records of the Intelligence department of the government of the North-west provinces of India during the mutiny of 1857

Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. 2 volumes 26 cm Includes bibliographical references and indexes I. Narrative of family life in Fort Agra during mutiny of 1857. Letters from Agra to family in Edinburgh, 18th May to 20th December 1857. Letters from Allahabad to Agra, February to March 1858. Records of Intelligence Department : Ms. vol. I. First series. Mr. Colvin's letters and letters down country. Ms. vol. I. Second series. Letters addressed to Dehli and Meerut, from 10th August to 1st October 1857. Ms. vol. II. Third series. Letters down country to Cawnpore, Calcutta, etc. from 2d October 1857 to 19th November 1857. Ms. vol. III. Fourth series. Letters down country to Cawnpore, Calcutta, etc. from 20th November 1857 to the end of Januar 1858. Ms. vol. IV. Fifth series. Correspondence with Colonel Greathed's moveable column, 1st October to 20th October 1857. Ms. vol. IV. Sixth series. Depositions of spies, notes of intelligence collected, and memoranda of the result, drawn up on important occasions for chief commissioner, and officer commanding, Agra, 31st August to 23d October 1857. Ms. vol. V. Seventh series. Notes of important intelligence, quoted as extracts or epitomes from letters received by the lieutenant-governor and others in the fort of Agra, during August and September 1857. Ms. vol. V. Eighth series. Copies, extracts and original letters from Cawnpore, Allahabad, etc., in September 1857 -- II. Records of Intelligence Department, etc.: Ms. vol. VI. Ninth series. Rough notes of intelligence. Depositions of spies, etc., 8th July to 27th October 1857. Ms. vol. VII. Tenth series. Correspondence with Dehli, etc. October to December 1857. Ms. vol. VIII. Eleventh series. Letters from W. Muir, C.S., principally to General Havelock: a few to Sir John Lawrence, Messrs. Tucker, Greathed, Beadon, Sherer, and Williams. Copied in great part by E.H. Muir (Lady Muir). Ms. vol. IX