With sections for: Mangalore, Mulki, Honore, Dharwar and Hubli in volume C-1.12a and Bettigeri, Guledgudd, Cannanore, Tellicherri, Calicut and Keti in volume C-1.12b. The first section consists of a large section in which correspondence from the…
Like C-1.12, C-1.13 has no index, and there is no internal system for identifying each report, other than quoting author, place and date. NB C-10.82 contains the minutes of a Basel Mission General Conference held in India in January 1854, and…
[This volume contains letters and reports from 1853. Its relationship to C-1.15 is not clear, but the two are evidently complementary]. With C-1.14 this Series returns to the usual BM archive organisation. The volume is divided into clearly…
This substantial collection of 1855 correspondence (4 cm of papers, measured between the covers) is organised in the same way as C-1.16. Unlike C-1.16, however, when it was rebound it was not divided into more than one volume. The sections it…
A single bound volume, organised like C-1.20, but containing somewhat fewer documents. Its indexing remains very cursory - in the lists at the head of each section the individual documents are defined by the name of the author and the date of origin,…
NB in 1859 the Quarterly Reports were collected together in a separately bound volume: C-1.25, see below. The style of indexing remains very cursory, but the inner organisation of the volume is somewhat different from C-1.23, and we have,…
In contrast to C-1.28 there is no section in this volume for the minutes and correspondence of the Basel Mission General Conference in India. There is also a separate section for the mission station in Honowar. The reports on Kurg are once more under…
NB This volume has neither a general index nor individual indexes to its separate parts. By the end of the volume the orthodox structure of sections corresponding to individual mission stations is visible, in the sense that the sheets of strong grey…
Volume C-1.44 was rebound ca. 2003 and is now in two separate parts, C-1.44 and C-1.44a. This reflects a rather larger body of materials than have been filed in previous years - perhaps as much a 33% more than C-1.36, for example. C-1.44 simply…
Volume C-1.44 was rebound ca. 2003 and is now in two separate parts, C-1.44 and C-1.44a. This reflects a rather larger body of materials than have been filed in previous years - perhaps as much a 33% more than C-1.36, for example. C-1.44 simply…
We give here the number of documents per year in brackets: 1834 (7), 1835 (4), 1836 (15), 1837 (16), 1838 (15), 1839 (29), 1840 (33), 1841 (25). There is an index for the documents of each year, but these lists usually give only the date and place…
This volume is divided into the following sections: Minutes of the District Conference South Karnataka (5 documents); Mangalore (81 documents); Udipi & Mulki (32); Kurg (43); Minutes of the District Conference of South Mahratta (1 document); Dharwad…
C-1.4 is divided into sections for Mangalore 1848 (42 documents), Mulki & Honowar 1848 (8), Mangalore 1849 (60), Mulki 1849 (Honowar is no longer named in the section heading) (6), Mangalore 1850 (6 + 67), Mulki (5), Nilgiris 1846 & 1847 (2 + 14),…
This volume corresponds to C-1.120 in structure, except that the section for Honowar is filed from 1896 on with Northern Karnataka/South Mahratta. The documents are numbered consecutively 1-175.
During this short period of time a semi-independent mission group led by Dr J. Häberlin tried to build up a mission in the Dacca region of East Bengal. This volume contains about 100 MS documents, and under ref. C-1.1.1849.27 a printed report in…
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