Memories
Memories
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Barnett. We 15—2 228 MEMOEIES reached Poona on the 20th August, and remained there for some days, inquiring into famine matters* and visiting relief works ; and finally arrived at Madras, ^ via Bellary, on the 29th of the month, where we had some hard day, and sometimes night, work with the Governor (Duke of Buckingham), visiting neighbour- ing relief camps and settling general lines of famine policy, resulting in changes and improvements which were afterwards much praised by the public at larg...e.
Thence we went to Bangalore, and to the relief camps at Coimbatore, finally reaching Ootacamund on the 12th September, all rather seedy and draggled from heat and work ! We started for Mysore itself on the 16th inst. On a brief visit to the young Mahara- jah, which we all enjoyed, more especially myself, as it gave me an opportunity of renewing our acquaint- ance, and of seeing my dear old friend Jimmy Gordon^ who was then Resident at Mysore (he died, alas ! 27th June, 1889), and who made our visit extremely useful and pleasant.
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Barnett. We 15—2 228 MEMOEIES reached Poona on the 20th August, and remained there for some days, inquiring into famine matters* and visiting relief works ; and finally arrived at Madras, ^ via Bellary, on the 29th of the month, where we had some hard day, and sometimes night, work with the Governor (Duke of Buckingham), visiting neighbour- ing relief camps and settling general lines of famine policy, resulting in changes and improvements which were afterwards much praised by the public at larg...e.
Thence we went to Bangalore, and to the relief camps at Coimbatore, finally reaching Ootacamund on the 12th September, all rather seedy and draggled from heat and work ! We started for Mysore itself on the 16th inst. On a brief visit to the young Mahara- jah, which we all enjoyed, more especially myself, as it gave me an opportunity of renewing our acquaint- ance, and of seeing my dear old friend Jimmy Gordon^ who was then Resident at Mysore (he died, alas ! 27th June, 1889), and who made our visit extremely useful and pleasant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Tudor Burne to read onlineMoreLess
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