The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 328
... Roads , but these have late- ly all gone in one direction . The grants to the Ambegammoa Road have up to this year amounted to £ 40,000 ! but unfortunately for us other roads of equal importance have meanwhile been neglected , and ...
... Roads , but these have late- ly all gone in one direction . The grants to the Ambegammoa Road have up to this year amounted to £ 40,000 ! but unfortunately for us other roads of equal importance have meanwhile been neglected , and ...
Page 329
... road , a line too which led to no other dis- trict . The sums which have been named as spent on this road appear fabulous , and it was not until the Colonial Exchequer became almost empty , when the Governor and Colonial Secre- tary of ...
... road , a line too which led to no other dis- trict . The sums which have been named as spent on this road appear fabulous , and it was not until the Colonial Exchequer became almost empty , when the Governor and Colonial Secre- tary of ...
Page 374
... road , there are no roads in Kumaon . The highway leading from Nynee Tal to Almorah is universally called a road . But , beyond those metropolitan cities , and in the district gene- rally , there are footpaths , which vary from one to ...
... road , there are no roads in Kumaon . The highway leading from Nynee Tal to Almorah is universally called a road . But , beyond those metropolitan cities , and in the district gene- rally , there are footpaths , which vary from one to ...
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CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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