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Page 168
... officers were continued . At the recom- mendation of the resident , King's officers , Company's officers and individuals not in either of the services , were appointed . These last mentioned officers were , as they continue to be ...
... officers were continued . At the recom- mendation of the resident , King's officers , Company's officers and individuals not in either of the services , were appointed . These last mentioned officers were , as they continue to be ...
Page 185
... officers of the Nizam's service . In the improvement so evidently necessary , the first step was to place all classes of European officers upon an equal footing in respect to promotion . Hitherto rank in the British army had been the ...
... officers of the Nizam's service . In the improvement so evidently necessary , the first step was to place all classes of European officers upon an equal footing in respect to promotion . Hitherto rank in the British army had been the ...
Page 198
... officer commanding a division receives the regimental pay and allowances of his rank in the Nizam's service , and the staff allowance of 1,070 or 800 sonat rupees according as it may be a first or second class division . Officers ...
... officer commanding a division receives the regimental pay and allowances of his rank in the Nizam's service , and the staff allowance of 1,070 or 800 sonat rupees according as it may be a first or second class division . Officers ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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