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1st April 31st March Abdul Latif Khan absent Abu Road administration Ajmere amount appeals attendance average number balance Banswara Bhils Bhurtpur Bickanir Bijaya Singh border boundary cattle charge Chief cholera CLASS Colonel cost Court of Vakils crime Criminal crops Dakaiti debt December Delwara Dholepur dispensaries disposed disputes districts Ditto ditto Dungarpur Durbar estimate Excellency the Viceroy expenditure Fair February FULL MARKS Fund Government GRAND TOTAL Hafiz Khan Hanumangarh Highness the Maharaja income India instituted irrigation Jail Jaipur January Jhallawar Jodhpur joined July Kachwaha Kanwar Kerowli Khan of Tonk Kherwara Kishengarh Kotah lakhs Land Revenue last year's report Marwar Mayo College Meywar Miscellaneous Muhammad Muhammad Abdul Municipal Municipal Board Nizamats November Parganas Pertabgarh Political Agent prisoners Prize Public Railway rainfall rains Raja Rajput Rajputana receipts Resident road Sambat satisfactory Schools Serohi settlement Shahpura Statement showing Sujangarh Tahsil tanks Thakur total number Udaipur Ulwar vaccination villages visited Western Rajputana
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Side 7 - Bengal or within the local limits of the ordinary original civil jurisdiction of the High Courts of Judicature at Madras and Bombay, and (b) to all such wills and codicils made outside those territories and limits so far as relates to immovable property situate within those territories or limits...
Side 102 - The last instalments of coin due from the banks on the loan was applied to the interest on the public debt, which, at the close of the year, as compared with the previous year, was as follows : UNITED STATES DEBT-CLOSE OF I860 & 1801.
Side 86 - And now let me mention a project which I have much at heart. I desire much to invite your assistance to enable me to establish at Ajmer a school or college which should be devoted exclusively to the education of the sons of the Chiefs, Princes, and leading Thakoors of Rajpootana. It should be an institution suited to the position and rank of the boys for whose instruction it is intended, and such a system of teaching should be founded as would be best calculated to fit them for the important duties...
Side 193 - He is a Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India.
Side 88 - BAJPUTANA. 55 and vulgar self-assertion. On the other hand, you should be equally watchful against those temptations to which wealth, with its opportunities of self-indulgence, in all ages and all countries, has been peculiarly exposed, such as sloth, idleness, sensuality, effeminacy of mind and body, and all those baser influences which render a man a burden to himself, a disgrace to his family, and a curse to his country. And in saying this I would warn you that we are living in a shifting world,...
Side 47 - The balance in the Treasury at the close of the year was $9520.31. The sales of books and periodicals for the year amounted to $157,576.78. The amount received for the Missionary Fund, from all sources, was $55,^92.16. The amount expended was $55,868.86,. showing a balance of receipts over expenditures of $23.30. The schedule of Church Contributions, adopted...
Side 1 - Viceroy to this province, many of them had an opportunity, of which they were not slow to avail themselves, of demonstrating in a practical manner the sincerity of their loyalty.
Side 149 - If taken as correct, they serve to indicate a satisfactory state of the finances and a vigorous Judicial, Educational, and general Administrative Agency. They are forwarded as received from the Native Government, but they are by no means guaranteed as being correct. • EDUCATION. 6. The number of schools now sustained by the State is set down at...
Side 145 - school' had not acquired the same meaning in the beginning of the nineteenth century as it has today. It could mean any place of instruction having "a knot of boys sitting in a verandah around an aged Brahmin, who taught them to cast up figures and read the Shastras."* The indigenous educational institutions in the Jaipur region were 1.
Side 212 - RetHrn of the Stages of Instruction of Pupils in Public Schools for General Education in the Ultear Siate at the end of the Official Year 1885-86.