Gazetteer of Ulwur
Gazetteer of Ulwur
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The guns are for the most part very old. Four light ones were given to the Darbar by the British Government after the mutinies, but most of the more recent ones are of brass, cast at Ulwur. None of the guns are larger than six-pounders, and most much smaller.
The artillery can work their guns sufficiently well for the purposes of the Darbdr.
A few of the cavalry are drilled, as also are the regular regiments. The rest are not. With the exception of about 400 percussion-lock muzzle-loading muske...ts purchased by the State from the British Govern- ment, the arms are all of an antiquated description.
The Imtiyazis are a favoured class, getting from Rs. 30 to Rs. 90. , . They are persons who have been so provided for usually on Pensioners, * imtiy&zis, account of family claims. They are supposed to have a military standing, and their services are available for em- ployment in the army or elsewhere, but usually they have no duties. There are a few persons included under " Administrative Establishment, " called " Rozinadars, " who have no fixed duties ; and fewer still who are called " pensioners, " and receive a small allowance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The guns are for the most part very old. Four light ones were given to the Darbar by the British Government after the mutinies, but most of the more recent ones are of brass, cast at Ulwur. None of the guns are larger than six-pounders, and most much smaller.
The artillery can work their guns sufficiently well for the purposes of the Darbdr.
A few of the cavalry are drilled, as also are the regular regiments. The rest are not. With the exception of about 400 percussion-lock muzzle-loading muske...ts purchased by the State from the British Govern- ment, the arms are all of an antiquated description.
The Imtiyazis are a favoured class, getting from Rs. 30 to Rs. 90. , . They are persons who have been so provided for usually on Pensioners, * imtiy&zis, account of family claims. They are supposed to have a military standing, and their services are available for em- ployment in the army or elsewhere, but usually they have no duties. There are a few persons included under " Administrative Establishment, " called " Rozinadars, " who have no fixed duties ; and fewer still who are called " pensioners, " and receive a small allowance.
What to read after Gazetteer of Ulwur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P W Percy William Powlett to read onlineMoreLess
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