The Calcutta Review, Volume 26University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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Page 196
... rupees 800 rupees and 600 rupees , though many of 250 rupees a month , are open to them . Native Civil officers of the higher grades , are remunerated throughout the Provinces at somewhat the above rates . In every District are to be ...
... rupees 800 rupees and 600 rupees , though many of 250 rupees a month , are open to them . Native Civil officers of the higher grades , are remunerated throughout the Provinces at somewhat the above rates . In every District are to be ...
Page 199
... rupees a day in- crease of pay ; the second to Native Officers , generally , with the title of Bahadoor and one rupee a day . The decoration is a gold star , pendant from a blue ribbon . Though awarded only for good service , it is ...
... rupees a day in- crease of pay ; the second to Native Officers , generally , with the title of Bahadoor and one rupee a day . The decoration is a gold star , pendant from a blue ribbon . Though awarded only for good service , it is ...
Page 240
... Rupees . One wealthy individual has occasion for the use of a few carts to convey some stores to a distant mart ; and desires some coolies , or porters to carry some personal baggage , or level some ine- qualities , or smooth some ...
... Rupees . One wealthy individual has occasion for the use of a few carts to convey some stores to a distant mart ; and desires some coolies , or porters to carry some personal baggage , or level some ine- qualities , or smooth some ...
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CONTENTS OF No | 1 |
HERODOTUS VERIFIED | 24 |
WARREN HASTINGS IN SLIPPERS | 59 |
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