Dangos 843093 canlyniad

Date(s) on item: October 21 received
The administration of the village of Sunahrha Garh used to be allocated to Shaikh Ahsan Allah. Now Narayan Sarha, Ram Kishor and others have come around and taken over the village saying that they have done so on behalf of the Sarkar. As there is no one to look after the administration of the village I am requesting that responsibility for the administration be restored to the rightful person

Date(s) on item: October 12 received
I have received letters from Rajah Kajne [?] Raj and Mirza Rajah Munnah Sultan Bahadur. I am enclosing my replies to these letters and hope that your staff will be able to send these replies to the appropriate persons as well as inform me about your health and welfare

Date(s) on item: Dhu al-Qadah 29 in letter: September 4 received Presumed author is Mir Jafar whilst Nabob, as Clive is addressed as 'son' The letter refers to Mir Jafar's own son in relation to the date 29 Dhu al-Qadah. It goes on to mention Nawab Nasir al-Mulk Bahadur

Date(s) on item: September 2 received
I am looking forward to receiving the news of your good health and hope you will be able to give me an opportunity to serve your Lordship

Date(s) on item: August 30 received
Mentions having sent two letters and awaiting replies. Also refers to Luke Scrafton, the Nawab of Arcot, and to details of affairs at Muradbagh referred to in a letter from Warren Hastings. Ends with greetings to Messrs Walsh, Watts and Scrafton

Refers to the movement of an army from the fort at Lal Bagh went to the town of Katak [?] on 24 Dhu al-Qadah [19 July 1759 or 30 July 1758]. Both letter and enclosure refer to a 'Mister Gari sahib' [George Gray]) in the context of Calcutta

Date(s) on item: April 28 received
Because of my long journey I have taken a day off today and am able to send you information through messengers. In addition I should inform you that men belonging to Nawab Nasir al-Mulk have also descended here along with Rajah Jhar Dhari Singh

Date(s) on item: April 7 received
Professes to be a faithful and obedient servant of the sarkar and seeks suitable employment or favours from the East India Company

Literary papers and correspondence of Richard Llewellyn, 1952-c. 1994 (mainly 1970-1983), including manuscript and typescript drafts of published and unpublished works by him.
Further literary papers of the novelist Richard Llewellyn; May 2024.

A typescript treatment of 'How Green Was My Valley' for a potential television series by Diana Morgan and Patrick Hampshire.

Typescript with a little revision, together with a note by Susan Llewellyn, [c. 1994] (23/1-2).

Two typescripts of an untitled play, one with manuscript revision, the second incorporating that revision (19/1-2).

Three typescripts of the first act of an untitled play in three consecutive stages of revision (20/1-3).

A Persian translation from an English version of the book of Genesis from verse 1 of chapter 1 to the beginning of chapter 2

Date(s) on item: Shaban 18 (in letter) Lengthy harkarah report of news relating to Shuja-ud-Daula, Nawab of Oudh, in connexion with the French, followed by mention of Kamgar Khan andInayat Khan

Refers to negotiations between Mir Qasim and M. Jean Law, and to the involvement of the crown prince, Shah Alam. Text contains only a partial date: 30th inst

Harkarah report. Apparently top half only has survived, mentioning nawabs of Arcot, Shuja-ud-Daula and Muhammad `Alikhan [Nawab of Arcot?]