Report of the Salaries Commission Appointed By the Governmet of Bengal to Revise
Report of the Salaries Commission Appointed By the Governmet of Bengal to Revise
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Thus the 24-Pergunnahs, which is perhaps the most important district in Bengal, takes a lower rank than Monghyr, occupying the sixth place; while Beerbhoom stands above Kajshahye, and Pooree above Moorshedabad and Burdwan.
25. I beg now to offer a few remarks on the table appended to paragraph 210, which is intended to serve " as an additional test in combination with other tests. " It shows the " order of districts according to the amount of work in the English and Vernacular General Departmen...ts of Magistrates' and Collectors' offices. " Column 2 exhibits the total figures of 1884-85, including correspond- ence and vernacular work in both the Collectors' and Magistrates' offices. Column 3 shows the average correspondence during 1875-76, 1880-81, and 1884-85 — a period of three years; while column 4 shows the vernacular business in the Collector's office only during the same period, the last column giving the order of districts according to the combined results. The noticeable feature which these processes present is that while the figures for 1884-85 comprise all items of business in the English and Vernacular Departments of both the Collectors' and Magistrates' offices, the average figures for 1875-76, 1880-81, and 1884-85 exclude vernacular business in the Magistrate's office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the 24-Pergunnahs, which is perhaps the most important district in Bengal, takes a lower rank than Monghyr, occupying the sixth place; while Beerbhoom stands above Kajshahye, and Pooree above Moorshedabad and Burdwan.
25. I beg now to offer a few remarks on the table appended to paragraph 210, which is intended to serve " as an additional test in combination with other tests. " It shows the " order of districts according to the amount of work in the English and Vernacular General Departmen...ts of Magistrates' and Collectors' offices. " Column 2 exhibits the total figures of 1884-85, including correspond- ence and vernacular work in both the Collectors' and Magistrates' offices. Column 3 shows the average correspondence during 1875-76, 1880-81, and 1884-85 — a period of three years; while column 4 shows the vernacular business in the Collector's office only during the same period, the last column giving the order of districts according to the combined results. The noticeable feature which these processes present is that while the figures for 1884-85 comprise all items of business in the English and Vernacular Departments of both the Collectors' and Magistrates' offices, the average figures for 1875-76, 1880-81, and 1884-85 exclude vernacular business in the Magistrate's office.
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