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Act of Parliament adminis affairs agency appointed Assam authority battalions Bay of Bengal Bengal army Bengal Presidency Board body Bombay army Bombay Presidency branch British India Burma Calcutta canal capital carried cavalry Central India Central Provinces CHAP charge civil administration Civil Service command Commander-in-Chief Company Company's comprises condition construction Councillors Court of Directors district duties England English established expenditure extensive Fort William frontier further Government of India guage head High Court Indian army Indian Government infantry irrigation land Lieutenant Governor Lord Cornwallis Lord Wellesley Madras and Bombay Mahomedan Maratha matter Member of Council ment miles military millions native nomination North West Provinces obtained organisation Orissa Oudh placed political population practically present promotion provincial governments Punjab railway recognised regiments regulations respect revenue rupees Secretary staff statutory Supreme Government territories tion tracts troops whole