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Was the one at Burdwan\built by the Government ? — I cannot say.
9310. Or the one at Kishnaghur? — I cannot say.
9311. Sir T. H.Maddock.] Can you give the Committee any information as to the 12,000 Roman-catholics whom you have described as residing in Calcutta, how Digitized by Google L SELECT COMMITTEE ON INDIAN TERRITORIES. 117 how iTiany of them are Europeans, how many are what you call Portuguese, Very Rev.
how many are half-castes, and how many of them are natives ? — The great majority J...^^^*^ Kennedy.
of them are half-castes.
9312. Have you any statistics to show the proportions? — I have no statistics ; * August 1853.
the Europeans, I may state, are very few.
9313. Can you inform the Committee what is the annual expense of the Catholic College at Calcutta? — I cannot; but I would say that the annual expense of all the Catholic institutions, taken together, would be between 3,000/.
and 4,000 I.
9314. Can you inform the Committee from what quarter Dr. Carew derives the funds by which he built, and by which he supports the Catholic College in Calcutta ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was the one at Burdwan\built by the Government ? — I cannot say.
9310. Or the one at Kishnaghur? — I cannot say.
9311. Sir T. H.Maddock.] Can you give the Committee any information as to the 12,000 Roman-catholics whom you have described as residing in Calcutta, how Digitized by Google L SELECT COMMITTEE ON INDIAN TERRITORIES. 117 how iTiany of them are Europeans, how many are what you call Portuguese, Very Rev.
how many are half-castes, and how many of them are natives ? — The great majority J...^^^*^ Kennedy.
of them are half-castes.
9312. Have you any statistics to show the proportions? — I have no statistics ; * August 1853.
the Europeans, I may state, are very few.
9313. Can you inform the Committee what is the annual expense of the Catholic College at Calcutta? — I cannot; but I would say that the annual expense of all the Catholic institutions, taken together, would be between 3,000/.
and 4,000 I.
9314. Can you inform the Committee from what quarter Dr. Carew derives the funds by which he built, and by which he supports the Catholic College in Calcutta ?
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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