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Forwards a message from Sir James Outram to the Commander-in-chief, Alum Bagh, 27 November,reporting that he had attacked a party of the enemy, disposed them and captured few of their guns and an elephant.

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Band requirements of the various camps at the Delhi Darbar 1903

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Reports his arrival at Cawmpore that the Rebels are apparently commencing a retreat and that he cannot decidedly act against the enemy until he has seen his convoy on its way to Allahabad.

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Permission granted to the Maharaja of Benaras to fly his own flag at the Delhi Darbar

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List of Officers who were killed and wounded on 10th and 19th November in the relief of British Garrison at Lucknow.

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Reports on various arrangements in connection with the Delhi Durbar

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Translation of Letter of instructions by Begum to his followers.

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Reporting the March of the 2 and 3 detachments of the Goorkha Troops en-route to Lucknow. The whole force consists of 3000 fighting men and about 1000 followers.

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Intention of Maharaja to assemble a large force.

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Reports on various arrangements in connection with the Delhi Durbar

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Maharaja Jung Bahadur congratulating for capture of Lucknow.

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Report the occupation of Moosa Bagh and that there is no longer an enemy in Lucknow and arrival in camp of Mrs Orr and Miss Jackson.

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Accomodation for Purdahnashin ladies in Block Y of the Darbar Amphitheatre at Delhi

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Reports the occupation the Char Bagh-the operations against the enemy and the capture of 17 guns.

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Accomodation for Purdahnashin ladies in Block Y of the Darbar Amphitheatre at Delhi

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The enemy said to be leaving Lucknow in vast numbers.

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