Geographical and Statistical Report of the District of Maldah |
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... to which it forms a natural boundary for nearly a mile ; it then leaves the boundary , and flows for a short distance in an Easterly direction through Kankjole , and again enters Akburpoor , 14 miles above the village of Belga- chee ...
... to which it forms a natural boundary for nearly a mile ; it then leaves the boundary , and flows for a short distance in an Easterly direction through Kankjole , and again enters Akburpoor , 14 miles above the village of Belga- chee ...
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... if you enter into conversation with any villager , he is almost sure to advert to some lawsuit he is or has been engaged in , for some very petty affair ; these lawsuits are generally carried on with the greatest virulence .
... if you enter into conversation with any villager , he is almost sure to advert to some lawsuit he is or has been engaged in , for some very petty affair ; these lawsuits are generally carried on with the greatest virulence .
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... and on the South and East by Sumulpoor of Purneah , Pergunnah Kasimpoor of Dinajpoor and Pergunnah Bhalasuree of Maldah . Rivers . The principal rivers are the Kalindry , the Murra Mahanunda and the Mahanunda , the latter enters the ...
... and on the South and East by Sumulpoor of Purneah , Pergunnah Kasimpoor of Dinajpoor and Pergunnah Bhalasuree of Maldah . Rivers . The principal rivers are the Kalindry , the Murra Mahanunda and the Mahanunda , the latter enters the ...
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Where the stream enters the Pergunnah , the bed of the river is exceedingly muddy and the water shallow ; so that when a boat happens to lodge on the mud , which is almost unfathomable to the boatmen's luggees , it is with difficulty ...
Where the stream enters the Pergunnah , the bed of the river is exceedingly muddy and the water shallow ; so that when a boat happens to lodge on the mud , which is almost unfathomable to the boatmen's luggees , it is with difficulty ...
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... the latter after running a Westerly course for some miles in Kankjole of Purneah nearly parallel to the Ganges , enters the district of Maldah at the village of Bungalapara , flows in a South - easterly direction for about two miles ...
... the latter after running a Westerly course for some miles in Kankjole of Purneah nearly parallel to the Ganges , enters the district of Maldah at the village of Bungalapara , flows in a South - easterly direction for about two miles ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Geographical and Statistical Report of the District of Maldah |
| Author | J. J. Pemberton |
| Publisher | "Calcutta Gazette" Office, 1854 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 44 pages |
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