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Journal of the House of Lords
… every Quarter, that this Worm was first cultivated at a Village in this Neighbourhood, and that it was originally …
Journal of the House of Lords
… event of Difference of Opinion with the Cultivators of any Village or District, by calling in the Farmers of a … Cultivation-that the Defalcations of One Farmer or of One Village should be made good from the surplus Produce of … in inferior Situations, such as District Munsiffs- Village Munsiffs; that is, local Judges or Justices, with …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Interest in the Soil. Is it a Ryotwar Settlement, or a Village Settlement? It is a Ryotwar Settlement. Did you make … annually in whose Names the Revenue was registered in the Village Accounts, and to cause its Collection by stipendiary …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of the Bheels returned to the Villages, and became the Village Police. In what Manner was Justice administered, … sent by the Civil Authorities. I relied chiefly upon the Village Police for the Preservation of the Tranquillity of the Country. Was the Village Police efficient? The Village Police were very …
Journal of the House of Lords
… I could give an Instance of having paid Rents for a single Village, Three or Four hundred Rupees when first I went into … and when I left it having paid 1.300 for the same Village, and collected the 1.300 with Ease, when at first I … in the least, though perhaps residing in the very next Village to them; and I remember only One Instance where they …
Journal of the House of Lords
… was the Land Revenue collected? The System was a System of Village Settlement principally. The immediate Demand of … in collecting the Rents, and the chief Farmer of the Village, to whom the Ryots looked up for any pecuniary … Sixth, I think, of the Rents which were collected from the Village altogether; that was his Remuneration. Was the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… more commonly with the Heads of Villages, or with the Village Communities, or with the individual Cultivators. In … to the Collector, without paying through the Head of the Village? Frequently, to the Collector or his Native Officer. … in the Collector's Books, and also in the Accounts of the Village. Are those Accounts to be depended upon? Those made …
Journal of the House of Lords
… [266] By the Encouragement to the greatest Extent of Village Schools; by the printing of Books for the Use of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… ignorant that actual Proprietors existed, called in Bengal Village Zemindars, Cultivating Zemindars, Village Proprietors, &c. Subsequent Inquiries, however, have … or Zemindarry,) of the higher Class, Complaints of the Village Zemindars have crowded in upon me without Number; and …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Amount of Revenue would be realized. It was a System of Village Leases, which superseded entirely the former Ryotwar … there were bad Seasons and poor Ryots. The new System of Village Leases held out no Prospect of the Government … by the Revenue Officers with the Ryots, and that the Village Lease System would be more accordant with the new …