India, its administration & progress / Sir John Strachey.

  • John Strachey
Date:
1903
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    India, popularity of the British Govern- ment in, 502-504 Indian Councils Act, 47-49 Empire, its extension since 1840, 8,118 Law Commissions, 95 Public Service Commission, 80 Indigo, 190 Indore, State of, 455, 472, 483 Infanticide, 395-399 Interest on public debt, 233-236 Irrigation, works of, 216-229 expenditure on, 236 under Moghal empire, 217 works, policy of borrowing for, 224 Jains, 312 Jaipur, State of, 453, 458 Jodhpur, State of, 453, 458 Jones, Sir William, 243 Judicial system, 91-110 Jumna, canals from, 219 Kaisar-i-Hind, assumption by Queen Victoria of title of, 463, 464 Kashmir, State of, 37, 484 Kutb, minaret of, 321 Kumaon and Garhwal, 38-42 Lahore, university of, 255 Land, amount of uncultivated, 392 increase in value of, 384 rates on, 131, 422-424 revenue, 122-131, 332-357 permanent settlement of, in Bengal, 414-433 incidence of, under Native and British Governments, 125-128 temporary settlements of, 333-357 tenures of, 333-339 Languages, 283, 284, 317 Lawrence, Lord, policy of borrowing for public works, 224 measures in Oudh, 350 makes Simla the summer headquarters of Government, 62 on the popularity of British rule, 502, 503 on the ryots of Beliar, 425 Sir Henry, on Native States and British Residents, 477 Sir Walter, 484 note, Laws, the, and their administration, 91- no condition of, under East India Com- pany, 92-94 the Code of Civil Procedure, 105 Criminal Procedure, 98, 101 the Penal Code, 94-96 the Succession Act, 105 Lieutenant-Governors of Provinces, 54, 55, 375, 376 Local boards and municipalities, 372, 373 Lyall, Sir Alfred, his Asiatic Studies, 4 on Rajputana States, 457, 458 on absence of nationalities, 4, 5 on the Hindu religion, 286, 287, 289 on marriage customs of the Rajputs, 397 on Native States, 454, 455 establishment of our power in India, 275 salt revenue, 164 note Lytton, Lord, abolition of Inland Customs Line, 164 at the Aligarh College, 266 at Delhi Assemblage of 1877, 464 development of decentralisation, 114 policy of free trade, 176-180 regarding Mysore and Native States, 479-482 insurance against famine, 238, 239 overrules his Council, 178, 179 appointment of Natives to Civil Service, 79, 80 North-West Frontier Province, 435 Macaulay, Lord, and the “Black Act,’' 108 on the Bengalis, 411, 412 essay on Warren Hastings, 277, 278, 315 on roads, 211-213 on Oriental and European study, 241, 242 the Penal Code, 94-97 on Supreme Courts, 108, 109 MacDonnell, Sir Antony, President of Famine Commission, 227 on famines in India, 226-229 on agricultural departments, 353 Madras, assessment of land revenue in, 334, 335 Government of, 45, 46, 52, 53 Magistrates and Collectors, 359-364 assistant, 365 joint, 365 Maine, Sir Henry, on aspect of Northern India, 318 caste in India, 298 study of English literature, 274-276 English ignorance regarding India, 1 on system of transacting business, 58, 59 financial decentralisation, 64, 116, 117 on Indian codes, 95 on Mr. Buckle’s generalisations, 323, 324 on need of scientific teaching, 273 on settlement reports, 346 on small number of educated men, 272