...described in, for example, the despatches of my predecessor of 1820, Sir Charles (afterwards Lord) Metcalf, as the England of the present day is to the England...annual . expenditure by about eight lakhs of rupees, while the credit of the Government stood proportionately high. Owing, chiefly, to the abolition of...

...• — a result essentially due, as Government is aware, to the beneficent administration and sound policy of the present Minister, Sir Salar Jung, and...annual expenditure by about eight lakhs of rupees, while the credit of Government stood proportionately high. Owing chiefly to the abolition of the baneful...

...Stuarts, — a result essentially due, as Government is aware, to the beneficent administration and sound policy of the present Minister, Sir Salar Jung, and...annual expenditure by about eight lakhs of rupees, while the credit of the Government stood 1 Moral and Material Progress of India, 1867-8, p. 113. proportionately...

...to the support afforded to him by my predecessors in office. Not only was the public treasury fall, but the annual income of the State exceeded the annual expenditure by about eight lakhs of rupees, while the credit of the Government stood 1 Moral and Material Proyrets of India, 1807-8, p. 113. proportionately...