A Collection of Treaties, Engagements, And Sunnuds, Relating to ..., volume 1
A Collection of Treaties, Engagements, And Sunnuds, Relating to ..., volume 1
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Digitized by Google TBEATIES, ENGAGEMENTS, AND SUNNUDS. 147 2nd. — We pledge ourselves never to join any person or persons that bQQTAN.
may be at enmity with the British Government, and furthermore to ^^' ^^' oppose every effort made against the Government the instant it shall be brought to our knowledge, and report faithfully any intelligence we may get of any conspiracy being carried on, "We also pledge ourselves to act up to any orders we may get from the British Autho- rities. Should it eve...r be proved that we have joined in any conspiracy, we shall not be allowed to visit the Plains.
Srd. — We will never come into the Plains armed, and in our traffic confine ourselves exclusively to the established market places at Lahabarree, Balle, Barah, Oobung, and Tezpor, and not deal with the ryots in their private houses, neither will we permit any of our people doing so.
4th. — We consider ourselves in all civil aggrievances bound to abide the decision of the British Courts.
5th. — I, Durjee Rajah, am content to receive a monthly Pension of 25 Rupees, and for the rest of my people 20 Rupees each, altogether 145* Rupees in lieu of our Black Mail, and we relinquish every other right in Chardoar.
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Digitized by Google TBEATIES, ENGAGEMENTS, AND SUNNUDS. 147 2nd. — We pledge ourselves never to join any person or persons that bQQTAN.
may be at enmity with the British Government, and furthermore to ^^' ^^' oppose every effort made against the Government the instant it shall be brought to our knowledge, and report faithfully any intelligence we may get of any conspiracy being carried on, "We also pledge ourselves to act up to any orders we may get from the British Autho- rities. Should it eve...r be proved that we have joined in any conspiracy, we shall not be allowed to visit the Plains.
Srd. — We will never come into the Plains armed, and in our traffic confine ourselves exclusively to the established market places at Lahabarree, Balle, Barah, Oobung, and Tezpor, and not deal with the ryots in their private houses, neither will we permit any of our people doing so.
4th. — We consider ourselves in all civil aggrievances bound to abide the decision of the British Courts.
5th. — I, Durjee Rajah, am content to receive a monthly Pension of 25 Rupees, and for the rest of my people 20 Rupees each, altogether 145* Rupees in lieu of our Black Mail, and we relinquish every other right in Chardoar.
What to read after A Collection of Treaties, Engagements, And Sunnuds, Relating to ..., volume 1?
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