Indian Records With a Commercial View of the Relations Between the British Gove
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2149, dated the 14th July, 1858, I am directed to state, that the Governor- General in Council has now been pleased to confer on Roy Prosuuno Narain Deb, the Nawab Nazim's Dewan, the title of Rajah Baha- door. The usual Sunnud will follow.
(True Copy) (Signed) THOMAS JONES, Register Bengal Secretariat. (True Copy) (Signed) C. MACKENZIE, Officiating Agent Governor- General.
205 SERVICES OF H. H. THE NAWAB NAZIM.
Extracts from a Minute by the LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OP BENGAL.
The Right Honourable th...e Governor-General has directed me to report " in full detail the services rendered by the Nawab Nazim, or under his direction, and the particular occasions on which His High- ness assisted the local officers in their endeavours to enforce their authority and maintain tranquillity in Berhampore and its vicinity. " 2. Tucse services have been rendered on two occasions ; first, on the occasion of the Santhall rebellion in 1855 ; and secondly, on the occasion of the mutiny of 1857.
3. The following are the detailed circumstances belonging to the first of these occasions 4 On the 10th July, 1855, when disturbances broke out in the northern part of the Moorshedabad district, the Nawab Nazim lent to the magistrate of that district some of his light and fast boats to convey that officer and his establishment to the scene of the disturb- ance (expressing at the same time a desire to place all his resources at the disposal of the local authorities).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2149, dated the 14th July, 1858, I am directed to state, that the Governor- General in Council has now been pleased to confer on Roy Prosuuno Narain Deb, the Nawab Nazim's Dewan, the title of Rajah Baha- door. The usual Sunnud will follow.
(True Copy) (Signed) THOMAS JONES, Register Bengal Secretariat. (True Copy) (Signed) C. MACKENZIE, Officiating Agent Governor- General.
205 SERVICES OF H. H. THE NAWAB NAZIM.
Extracts from a Minute by the LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OP BENGAL.
The Right Honourable th...e Governor-General has directed me to report " in full detail the services rendered by the Nawab Nazim, or under his direction, and the particular occasions on which His High- ness assisted the local officers in their endeavours to enforce their authority and maintain tranquillity in Berhampore and its vicinity. " 2. Tucse services have been rendered on two occasions ; first, on the occasion of the Santhall rebellion in 1855 ; and secondly, on the occasion of the mutiny of 1857.
3. The following are the detailed circumstances belonging to the first of these occasions 4 On the 10th July, 1855, when disturbances broke out in the northern part of the Moorshedabad district, the Nawab Nazim lent to the magistrate of that district some of his light and fast boats to convey that officer and his establishment to the scene of the disturb- ance (expressing at the same time a desire to place all his resources at the disposal of the local authorities).
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