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Col. 5, Note 3.-Note of authority amissing, but it is
supposed that the infonnation was obtained at
p. 69 of Girdlestone, which has been quoted from
Col. B. Smith.
Col. 5, Notes 4 and 5.-The districts reported by Col.
B. Smith were noted, and the areas measured by
myself on the maps.
Col. 5, Note 6.-This refers to Behar only; not to all
of the districts of Bengal which were affected in
1866. The figures for this, No. VII., famine,
were obtained from a table given in Geddes, p. 301,
extracted from Mr Cockerill's report on Behar.
Col. 5, Note 7.-This, No. VIII., famine, only inclnde~
the districts of Cuttack, Pooree, and Balasore. For
the information here given, see pages 302, 303, and
320, of Geddes.
Col. 6. Note 8.-See p. 255 of Blue-Book on Madras
and Orissa, 1866, famine.
Col. 5, Notes 9 and 1O.-See 323 and following pages of
Geddes. The districts affected were-
LiUlutpore,
Jhansie, .
Bijnour, .
1I1oradahad,
Hareilly,
Badson,
Agra, .
Carry forwarcl,
B. 11. I
1,947· Brought forwaru,
1,608 : Muttra, '.
1,882 . Allahabad,
2,461 I Humeerpore,
2,373 I Banda, .
],973 Mirzapore,
1,873
1
-I Total,
14,117 I
S. M.
14,117
1,613
2,765
2,288
3,030
5,200
. 29,013
For Ajrnere, see Col. Brooke's Administration Report.
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