Madras Journal of Literature and Science, Volumen16Vepery mission Press., 1851 |
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20 Seers 60 Beeghas Ahmednuggur amount due annas appear Aurungabad Balance Rups Basava Beeghas Brahmins called Canarese Captain J. J. Chairman Chola copies dated Deshmook dialect district document Duty E. G. BALFOUR Extract fane Godavery Gondí Government Hindoos Hindu Honorable India J. J. LOSH Jaina Jangama Java king land language Lieut Madras Literary Society Mahomedans Mahratta Major T. T. PEARS Managing Committee Manuscript Book Maunds Meeting Minutes of Consultation Morrel native OUCHTERLONY paper Patail pees Bhaint Pulla of Grain Purgunnah Putwarree Pysa per Pulla Pytun Raja Read letter Read Memorandum realized received reference requested Resolved Resolved,-That Revenue Royal Asiatic Society Rupee Bhaint Rupees per cent Saiva Sanscrit Secretary M. L. S. &c SECTION Seers of Grain Signed Sir Deshpandee Sircar Siva Society and Auxiliary Society's Journal Subscribers Sumatra Tamil Telugu tion Vijayanagaram village Vira Saiva WALTER ELLIOT
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