The Punjab Record, 17권1882 |
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Ajmere allowed amount application April Assam assessment Bengal Bombay British British India Calcutta canal charge Collector column COMMISSIONERS AND DEPUTY Company copy Council is pleased Court dated 12th dated 20th dated 21st dated 3rd dated 5th Deputy Commissioner despatch directed District Officers Ditto duty famine Finance and Commerce Financial Commissioner forwarded Government of India Governor Governor-General in Council grant Home Department Indore information and guidance inspection Inspector instructions irrigation issued Jullundur June Lahore land revenue letter license Malwa March ment military stores month Municipal Native North-Western Provinces Notes Notification Opium orders Oudh owner's rate paragraph payment plough Police Portuguese India prescribed prisoners Public Works Department Punjab Government Railway receipt reference regarding relief remission request Resolution rules sanction Secretary to Financial Secretary to Government Section September 1882 Settlement Stamp Act statement SUPERINTENDENTS OF JAILS tahsil tion Umballa village zamindars
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17 페이지 - It is not, primarily, with a view to improvement in administration that this measure is put forward and supported. It is chiefly desirable as an instrument of political and popular education.
17 페이지 - There is reason to fear that previous attempts at local self-government have been too often over-ridden and practically crushed by direct, though well-meant, official interference. In the few cases where real responsibility has been thrown upon local bodies and real power entrusted to them, the results have been very gratifying. There is even now a vast amount of assistance rendered to the administration by Honorary Magistrates, members of Municipal Corporations and other Committees ; and there is...
75 페이지 - Byelaws made by a local authority under this Act shall not take effect unless and until they have been submitted to and confirmed by the Local Government Board, which Board is hereby empowered to allow or disallow the same •as it may think proper ; nor shall any such byelaws be confirmed — Unless notice of intention to apply for confirmation of the same has been given in one or more of the local newspapers circulated within the district to which such byelaws relate, one month at least before...
19 페이지 - ... 13. Members of the Boards should be chosen by election wherever it may, in the opinion of the Local Governments, be practicable to adopt that system of choice. The GovernorGeneral in Council does not require the adoption of the system of election in all cases, though that is the system which he hopes will ultimately prevail throughout the country, and which he...
2 페이지 - The consideration of the impossibility of Government alone doing all that must be done in. order to provide adequate means for the education of the natives of India, and of the ready assistance which may be derived from efforts which have hitherto received but little encouragement from the State, has led us to the natural conclusion that the most effectual method of providing for the wants of India in this respect will be to...
16 페이지 - It would be hopeless to expect any real development of self-government, if the local bodies were subject to check and interference in matters of detail...
18 페이지 - ... rules which shall be of universal application in a country so vast, and in its local circumstances so varied, as British India. It would be unreasonable to expect that any uniform system of local government could be applied with equal success in provinces differing as the Punjab, for instance, differs from Madras, or Bengal from Burma. A large latitude of application must, therefore, in every case be left to the local authorities. Indeed, we are really as yet so much in the infancy of self-government,...
18 페이지 - General in Council considers it very important that the area of jurisdiction allotted to each board should in no case be too large. If the plan is to succeed at all, it will be necessary to secure among the members both local interest and local knowledge. Experience proves that District Committees are, as a rule, very badly attended by members not actually residing in the vicinity of the head-quarters
20 페이지 - ... habits of the people. 15. Doubtless the first consequence of this mode of proceeding will be that the electoral system, viewed as a whole, will present for a time a very diversified appearance, and in some places arrangements made will turn out badly and call for change ; but the Governor- General in Council is not disposed to attach undue importance to this.
18 페이지 - October last, the Governor-General in Council desires that the smallest administrative unit — the sub-division, the taluka or the tahsil — shall ordinarily form the maximum area to be placed under a Local Board.