BRITISH INDIA. PART I. THE OBJECT AND PRINCIPLES OF THE NEW ACT; THE REVENUE REGULATIONS OF TIPPOO SULTAUN; AND THE PROVINCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS OF MAHOMEDAN CONQUERORS IN BRITISH INDIA. NEW YORK CONTENTS. PART I. INTRODUCTION. Regulations to be obferved by the Aumils and Serif- tadars in the district of Waumloor, dependant on the Settlement, improvement of cultivation Register of population, and produce of the country Vintner's fhops Lame and blind to be collected Government fervants not to rent villages Straw to be provided Regulation for foddering the cavalry of the ftuds Register of the brood-mares and foals belonging to the Reyuts Regulation for the purchase of gold, filver, and copper 61 Abandoned girls to be fent to the Kutcherry 67 68 Peons Relation of the Aumil to the Kelladar Rules for laying in provifions and stores Lift of the articles neceffary Rules for eftablishing the store Stamp of the district to be on all iron implements, and fhot Names of the year and months to be expreffed in the accounts Register of the riches of Pagodas 90 93 Moral maxims, defcriptive of four forts of offence Commutation of fines on Reyuts to the planting and care of fir trees Plans for British India connected with the Principles of the new Act, 1793. |