Captain H. Raban, Head of the Police in Lower Bengal, July 29, 1860.
1860, July 31. W. Waterfield, B.C.S., a college friend, afterwards Comptroller-General of the Treasuries of India. I have several 'repeats' of his; see especially p. 29.
1861, June 24. Ogilvie Temple, Judge of the Court of Small Causes, Kooshtea.
1862, April 13. At a gathering at my house at Kishnagar I had the good fortune to secure the prints of many other notables of the district.
The Mahārājā of Nuddea. He was the highest of the old nobility of Bengal. He was much struck, as I was, by the remarkable symmetry of the 'pattern' on one of his fingers at the core.
April 13, 1862.
Mahārājā of Nuddea.
Same day. E. Grey, B.C.S. A college friend, on my staff, afterwards Civil and Sessions Judge. He, I am happy to say, is still alive (1916), and his 'repeat' is quite good now.
Sir Charles Howard.