Addresses presented to His Excellency Sir Charles E. Trevelyan, K.C.B. on his departure from Madras
With his replies thereto Printed pamphlet, printed by the Fort St George Gazette Press, Madras. Annotation on the cover reads "Lady Trevelyan from CET, Madras, 24 June 1860"
Copies of letters from John Colvin to Ross Mangles
Relates to military affairs in India and the Indian Rebellion. Also includes a copy letter from Colvin to the Marquis of Dalhousie, James Broun-Ramsay.
Copies of letters relating to the Grenada Estate
Correspondence between Thomson Hankey and Macleod.
Correspondence and papers relating to Indian finance
Includes financial Statements prepared by Charles for 1863-64 and 1864-65, Budget Statement 1864, a copy of the Consolidated Customs Act 1863, printed notes on the 1863-64 budget and a copy of the East India (New Tariff) July 11 1858.
Correspondence and papers relating to Indian finances
Letters to Charles and others and finance papers. Includes comments on Charles' Minute relating to gold currency for India.
Correspondents include J D Birch, C E Chapman, H G Dunlop, Col. J C Haughton, R J Pennefather, J D Sim and Sir Charles Wood.
Correspondence between Charles and Lord Northbrook
Relates to the Indian famine of 1873-74. Also includes a manuscript memo in Charles' hand.
Correspondence regarding aid for Montenegro
Includes letters to and from Charles, with correspondents including R Lloyd Lindsay, Lord Shaftsbury, J W Probyn, Hugh Mason and George Otto Trevelyan.
Correspondence regarding artworks at Wallington
Correspondence between Alfred Trevelyan and Charles regarding watercolours at Wallington, and a letter from Charles to Mr Rowcliffe regarding china at Wallington. Some letters are manuscript copies.
Correspondence regarding Charles' recall from Madras
Correspondence between Charles and Sir Charles Wood
Correspondence regarding Corfu
Correspondence between Charles and J M Stillman. Also includes a letter from Charles to Gladstone.