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Journal of the House of Lords
… State to the Market, I believe. Is that the Fault of the Ryot, or the Government Agent? It probably arises from some … the Gulf of Cambaya. [20] Can you state at what Profit a Ryot can grow Opium a Sier? I cannot, from Memory. Is it an … to them. Would it be, in your Opinion, impossible for a Ryot to cultivate the Poppy, without borrowing the Money in …
Journal of the House of Lords
… more punctual and more to be depended on than the Ryot? [264] I should think there would probably be less … that now, in many Instances, the slender Means of the Ryot render him unable to resist the unjust Demands of the … been more fully introduced. Are you of Opinion that the Ryot System, accompanied as it is with so heavy a Land …
Journal of the House of Lords
… and their Servants. That is, in endeavouring to force the Ryot to perform both Obligations? Yes; and in cutting the … of his Land, and turns him out. [360]. Has not the Ryot in most Parts of the Country by Law a Right to cultivate … with by the Indigo Planters? Yes, it is. All that the Ryot owes to the Zemindar is a certain Portion of the Produce …
Journal of the House of Lords
… and Fifty-five was left to the Cultivator. If the Ryot under the Ryotwar System failed to pay the Revenue to … to ascertain what were the real Circumstances of the Ryot, and if he found he had not the Means of paying his …
Journal of the House of Lords
… or the smallest extra Labour in its Cultivation; the Ryot is so completely dependent on Banyans, who have made … the growing Crop, which Advances are the whole Payment the Ryot ever receives for his Crops, and he frequently is … in refusing all dirty or leafy Cotton, and when the Ryot was freer in fixing his own Time of picking, we used to …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… June 14. Er. Lyncoln condemned in the Ster Chamb. for a [ryot ?]. June 15. Kyrkham condemned in the St. Ch. for forg. …