Part of Sir Arthur Henry Hardinge Papers
Peel to Hardinge: Court of Directors of E.I.C's vote of pensions to Hardinge and Gough; offers the former the Ordnance if he wishes to return, but asks him to remain in India
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Hardinge to Peel: dispositions of the armies and prospects of marching on Lahore; Goughs indifference to elementary logistics; approaches by Rance and the chiefs; previous estimates for the invasion of the Punjab; casualties
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Hardinge to Peel: Sir H. Smith's victory at Loodianah; 143 guns taken; their excellence, oast by French officers; Golab Singhs messages; Lawrence's answer, plans for settlement
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Hardinge to Peel: acknowledges his peerages
Sir Henry on the same operation
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Letter of thanks from Governor-General to Court of Directors
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Copy of letter of Governor-General to Court of Directors thanking them for the gift of trophy guns, captured in the Sutlej, to himself, the Commander-in-Chief and Prince Waldemar of Prussia
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Copy of letter of Governor-General to Court of Directors concerning the withdrawal of Scinde of troops belonging to the Bombay establishment; barrack accommodations for European troops in Bombay Presidency and restriction of the number of women and children to accompany native regiments beyond the sea
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Peel to Hardinge: advising him of his and Gough's peerages
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Peel to Hardinge: defeat of the government; the Oregon settlement
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Hardinge to Peel: the crossing of the Sutlej; surrender of Golab Singh and the Durbar's apology. the terms imposed on Lahore; army strengths; comments on his colleagues and his son