Indian Historical Records Commission Proceedings of Meetings (Seventh Meeting held at Poona) January 1925

S. Deputy Political Secretary to the Goernment of Bengal (attended the meeting in place of the Keeer of the Records of the Government of Bengal). [...] 2. The speecof my predecessor Sir George Lloyd welcoming the mebers of the Commission on the occasion of their visit to Bombay in January 1921 gives a brief account of the measures taken up to that time by the Goernment of Bombay to arrange and classify the various kinds of historical records in their keeping and to make fliem ac'cessible to the public. [...] In the evening the visitors were entertained by the Committee of the Union Club of Satara and at the request of the members Professor Jadunath Sarkar delvered an illuminating lecture on the sources of Mahratta History. [...] He was charged with unnecessary abandonment of the factory and defended himself (Consultation February 16 1764) by saying thht while he was in the Factory expecting to hear that Boats were come to the Gant sufficient to secure the Treasure and rernahlaer of the Garrison all the Seapoys in a body left the Factory without any orders. putting it out of the power of the Gentlemen to conduct the af [...] "14 The bill of grievances to which Clive refers was addressed to the tion'ble Court and was in the following terms :— To the Honourable the Court of Directorsfor the Affairs of the Honourable United Company of Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies.