Duke of Wellington to Hardinge on the late augmentation of the army

Copy of memorandum (Governor-General) regarding the provision of barrack-room boxes, and carriage on the march of the necessaries of European troops at the public expense, together with copies of other papers, relating to the subject, and the provision of kitbags

Copy of letter of Governor-General to Court of Directors, requesting the promotion to Ensign of Sergeant-Major William Sheffield of 73rd Regiment N.I. for valuable services rendered in action at Ferozeschichuron 21st and 22nd December 1845

Copy of a letter from Governor-General to Court of Directors submitting statement of the number of medals required for staff officers of H.M.'s service and officers and men of H.M.'s regiments for the battkes of Moodkhee, Ferozeschuhur, Alliwal, and Sobraon

Copy of letter of Governor-General to Court of Directors submitting explanation and soliciting orders previous to cancelling certain appointments in Scinde conferred upon officers of H.M. services

Three memoranda of the Governor-General concerning the defences of the Kamoun-Nepaul frontier and of Fort Moira in particular, and copy of one on the military forces of Nepaul by Major C. Thoresby, Resident at Katmandoo

Memorandum by the Governor-General on the reduction of the corps of sappers and miners to 300 men and the formation from the surplus of seven companies of pioneers

A draft memorandum of the Governor-General concerning details of barracks to be constructed for European troops, the comparative salubrity and expense between stations in the hills and the plains and proposal for posting European regiments from certain stations in the plains to the hills; also a letter dated 24 October from W. Garden at Simla including a sketch showing the relative positions of hill stations and places eligible for locating European troops and giving his remarks thereon

Memoranda on the formation of mobile columns and attendant problems; Lord Hardinge's proposals to convert the Irish jaunting cart for military purposes; memoranda, correspondence on this subject; memeoranda on increasing of accommodation in barracks as existing, with Captain Lugard's suggestions and comments by barrackmaster; memorandum on barrack accommodation and troop dispositions in Ireland; memorandum on the issue of tin kettles as opposed to iron kettles; memoranda on mobile columns, their constitution and equipment

Lieut.-Colonel F.N. Coloquhoun to Lord Hardinge: letter on the carriage of ammunition (loose)