Parliamentary Papers, volume 45
Parliamentary Papers, volume 45
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Sir, In reply to your memorandum, No. 1832, of 31st ultimo, I have the honour to inform you that a copy of the diary of my tour in ihe Mofussil during the month of December was despatched on the 27th idem.
Abstract Diary of the Magistrate and Collector of Zillah Bograh.
Datk.
Camping Ground* REMARKS.
19 December 20 December Travelling Sherepore 21 December - Sherepore 291, Left town for Sherepore.
Arrived at Sherepore in the night 0£Bce work. Investigated personally a case of cattle theft ; app...rehended four defendants, and sent them in to the Sadder Station to await their trial. The theft took place last night in the jurisdiction of thannah Nowkheela, and this morning the plaintiff left his house in search of the lost cattle, two in number ; andUo-day, being Baro-Dwarree H&t day, a famous resort, it would appear, for cattle-stealers to dispose of their stolen property, he came to this htlt (which is in the town of Sherepore), and there fuund his cattle and the defendants, one of whom, named Toolee Fuqueer, is an old offender, having been convicted before of cattle-stealing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir, In reply to your memorandum, No. 1832, of 31st ultimo, I have the honour to inform you that a copy of the diary of my tour in ihe Mofussil during the month of December was despatched on the 27th idem.
Abstract Diary of the Magistrate and Collector of Zillah Bograh.
Datk.
Camping Ground* REMARKS.
19 December 20 December Travelling Sherepore 21 December - Sherepore 291, Left town for Sherepore.
Arrived at Sherepore in the night 0£Bce work. Investigated personally a case of cattle theft ; app...rehended four defendants, and sent them in to the Sadder Station to await their trial. The theft took place last night in the jurisdiction of thannah Nowkheela, and this morning the plaintiff left his house in search of the lost cattle, two in number ; andUo-day, being Baro-Dwarree H&t day, a famous resort, it would appear, for cattle-stealers to dispose of their stolen property, he came to this htlt (which is in the town of Sherepore), and there fuund his cattle and the defendants, one of whom, named Toolee Fuqueer, is an old offender, having been convicted before of cattle-stealing.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 45?
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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