Clarke, Richard [Editor]: The regulations of the government of Fort William in Bengal in force at the end of 1853 - to which are added, the acts of the government of India in force in that presidency: with lists of titles and an index (1): Regulations from 1793 to 1805 (London, 1854)

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CLASSIFIED TABLE OF THE

7. POLICE—
1793. XXII.
1797.11.
— VP
1806. XI.
1808. X.
1810. VI.
— VHP
— XVP
1811. VIP
1812. IIP
— XXP
1814. VHP
— XIII.
1816. XVII.
1817. VII.
— XX.
1818. XII.
1820. III.
182). III.
1825. VI.
1832.11.
1835. XVIII.
1836. XXVI.
1837. XV.
— XXIV.
1850. XXVI.
1852. XXXI.
1853.11.

1799.11.
1803. PHI.
1811. XIV.
1813. IX.
1816. XIV.
— XVII.
1823. IV.
1826. IIP
1828. 1.
1830. VI.
1833. IV.
1834. IP
1840.11.
— XVP
1844. XVIII.
1845. XVIII.
1850. VIP

1793.11.
1804. V.
1811. XIII.
1813. XV.
1817. XXIV.

-RESPONSIBILITIES OF LANDHOLDERS IN KEEPING THE PEACE AND GIVING NOTICE OF CRIMES.
Original Regulation for the establishment of police.
Police responsibilities of landholders and farmers.
Appropriation of police funds.
Assistance to troops and travellers passing through districts—Military guards and escorts.
Appointment and powers of superintendent of police for Calcutta, Dacca, and Moorshedabad.
Responsibilities of zemindars to give notice of crimes.
Appointment of a superintendent of police for Patna, Benares, and Bareilly.
Remuneration of police for meritorious services.
Duties of police.
Responsibilities of landholders.
Police—Rescission of rules respecting licenses to certain trades.
Responsibilities of zemindars to give notice of crimes.
Abolition of the office of cutwal in Dacca, Patna, and Moorshedabad.
Regulation and control of police—Powers of superintendent of police.
Payment of chokeedars of police.
General consolidated native police Regulation.
Apprehension of prisoners escaping from confinement.
Prohibiting the pressing of coolies and begarees.
Powers of chokevdars' assistants.
Rules for the supply of troops on march—Modification of XI. 1806.
Power of search—Powers of law officers and ameens to punish chokeydars.
Restrictions on wearing badges and uniforms.
Appointment of a superintendent of police in the camp of the Governor-General of India.
Levy and appropriation of police-tax.
Reappointment of superintendent of police.
Improvements in towns.
Rescission of a rule respecting the remuneration of darogahs.
Amenability of British subjects holding lands.
8. PRISONERS-PRISON DISCIPLINE—CONVICTS.
Punishment of guards conniving at prisoner's escape.
Escape of convicts.
Detention for transportation.
Transfers of convicts.
Management of gaols and control over the employment of prisoners.
Regulation and control of gaols.
Employment of convicts at Allypore gaol.
Control of civil gaols.
Transportation—Convicts in Allypore gaol.
Allowance to prisoners in civil gaols. ,
Superintendence and employment of convicts on public works.
Prison discipline.
(* Sentences of imprisonment passed by Courts Martial to be executed by officers in charge of
( gaols.
Treatment of convicts at the place of punishment.
Superintendence of gaols vested in magistrates.
Punishment of offences committed by convicts.
Removal of prisoners from one gaol to another.

IV.
REVENUE.
A. ZAND.
1. a. POWERS AND DUTIES OF BOARDS OF REVENUE AND COLLECTORS.
Powers and duties of collectors and of the Board of Revenue.
Oath of revenue officers.
Deputations of the Board of Revenue.
Abolition of the of^ce of dewan to collectors.
Powers of a single member of the Board of Revenue.