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APPENDIX :
Abstract of receipts and issues in the Home Department durin the years 1S98 to 1906—concluded.
Branch.
Class of work.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
Increase or
decrease per
cent.
1898-1906.
Sanitary and Sani- /
tary—Plague. (
Receipts
Issues.
4,247
5,797
4,457
4,035
3,766
3,485
3,667
2,763
4,027
2,800
2,962
2,244
2,934
2,195
3,739
2,551
3,989
2,699
Total
10,044
8,492
7,251
6,430
6,827
5,206
5,129
6,290
6,688
—33-41
Education .j
Receipts
Issues ...
581
683
621
815
605
640
772
933
1,132
1,408
965
1,147
959
1,552
1,035
1,274
1.150
1,413
...
Total
1,264
1,436
1,245
1,705
2,540
2,112
2,511
2,309
2,563
+102-77
Examinations ... |
Receipts
Issues.
589
647
628
916
684
905
805
1,051
884
1,024
738
950
947
1,038
830
1,012
641
951
...
Total
1,236
1,544
1,589
1,856
1,908
1,688
1,985
1,842
1,592
+28-80
Archaeology and Epi- (
graphy. 1
Receipts
Issues .
360
741
335
534
...
Total
...
1,101
869
Police.j
Receipts
Issues...
605
577
627
734
812
880
807
956
992
1,390
1,459
1,810
1,657
2,154
1,721
2,461
1,627
2,157
Total
1,182
1,361
1,692
1,763
2,382
3,269
3,811
4,182
3,784
+220-14
Jails .. .j
Receipts
Issues...
410
703
405
636
421
622
379
638
565
1,118
375
875
424
710
250
401
264
389
...
Total
1,113
1,041
1,043
1,017
1,683
1,250
1,134
651
653
—41'33
Port Blair .
Receipts
Issues.
601
981
753
1,086
608
906
649
865
745
1,060
541
961
616
964
1,010
1,506
838
1,322
Total
1,582
1,839
1,514
1,514
1,805
1,502
1,580
2,516
2,160
+36'54
Establishments ... |
Receipts
Issues.
1,177
1,350
783
993
902
1,099
942
1,222
833
1,096
1,159
973
1,286
2,049
1,595
2,173
1,691
2,270
Total
2,527
1,776
2,001
2,164
1,929
2,132
3,335
3,768
3,961
+56-75
Municipalities ... -j
Receipts
Issues ...
300
282
434
449
465
394
466
457
436
468
446
384
468
598
525
506
534
528
Total
582
883
859
923
904
830
1,066
1,031
1,062
+82-47
Local Boards.j
Receipts
Issues.
113
57
137
112
130
118
116
78
178
166
158
156
155
141
130
119
132
84
...
Total
170
249
248
194
344
314
296
249
216
+27'06
Books ... .j
Receipts
Issues.
1,608
2,087
1.629
1,901
2,083
2,235
1,579
1,705
1,777
1.836
1,895
1,738
1,903
2,100
2,307
2,422
2,176
2,283
...
Total
3,695
3,530
4,318
3,284
3,613
3,633
4,003
4,629
4,459
+20-68
Grand Total ... |
Receipts and
Issues
39,965
43,568
45,403
46,382
46,211
43,586
43,467
48,166
45,094
+ 12-83
India Office, London,
23rd August 1907.
Public — No. 123. — To His Excellency the Kight
Honourable the Governor-General of India in
Council.
My Lord,—I have had under my consideration in
Council the letter from Your Excellency’s Government,
No. 19,* dated the 9th May last, in which you recom-
mend that the additional establishments sanctioned by
Lord George Hamilton’s Despatch No. 55 (Public),
dated the 15th May 1903, to strengthen your Secre-
tariat in the Home Department, at an increased ex-
penditure of Rs. 44,739 a year, should now be made
permanent.
2. The greater part of your letter is devoted to an
examination of the business coming before the Home
Department, and an exposition of your views regard-
ing the expansion of correspondence in your Secre-
tariats and the relations of control and supervision
* Home Department Secretariat of the Government
of India.
which you consider should exist between the Supreme
Government and Local Governments and Administra-
tions. Your Excellency is aware that I have in con-
templation the appointment of a Royal Commission to
examine this question, as well as others connected with
the suggested decentralization of public business in
India ; and I do not propose on the present occasion
to enter upon the subject. Your letter will naturally
form one of the documents to be laid "before the
Commission.
3. Meanwhile, however, the sanction given by Lord
George Hamilton’s Despatch expired at the end of
May last, and I authorise the continuance of the addi-
tional establishment until further orders. The neces-
sity for its further retention will come under review
when the Commission on decentralization have reported.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship’s most obedient, humble Servant,
(Signed) JOHN MORLEY.
APPENDIX :
Abstract of receipts and issues in the Home Department durin the years 1S98 to 1906—concluded.
Branch.
Class of work.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
Increase or
decrease per
cent.
1898-1906.
Sanitary and Sani- /
tary—Plague. (
Receipts
Issues.
4,247
5,797
4,457
4,035
3,766
3,485
3,667
2,763
4,027
2,800
2,962
2,244
2,934
2,195
3,739
2,551
3,989
2,699
Total
10,044
8,492
7,251
6,430
6,827
5,206
5,129
6,290
6,688
—33-41
Education .j
Receipts
Issues ...
581
683
621
815
605
640
772
933
1,132
1,408
965
1,147
959
1,552
1,035
1,274
1.150
1,413
...
Total
1,264
1,436
1,245
1,705
2,540
2,112
2,511
2,309
2,563
+102-77
Examinations ... |
Receipts
Issues.
589
647
628
916
684
905
805
1,051
884
1,024
738
950
947
1,038
830
1,012
641
951
...
Total
1,236
1,544
1,589
1,856
1,908
1,688
1,985
1,842
1,592
+28-80
Archaeology and Epi- (
graphy. 1
Receipts
Issues .
360
741
335
534
...
Total
...
1,101
869
Police.j
Receipts
Issues...
605
577
627
734
812
880
807
956
992
1,390
1,459
1,810
1,657
2,154
1,721
2,461
1,627
2,157
Total
1,182
1,361
1,692
1,763
2,382
3,269
3,811
4,182
3,784
+220-14
Jails .. .j
Receipts
Issues...
410
703
405
636
421
622
379
638
565
1,118
375
875
424
710
250
401
264
389
...
Total
1,113
1,041
1,043
1,017
1,683
1,250
1,134
651
653
—41'33
Port Blair .
Receipts
Issues.
601
981
753
1,086
608
906
649
865
745
1,060
541
961
616
964
1,010
1,506
838
1,322
Total
1,582
1,839
1,514
1,514
1,805
1,502
1,580
2,516
2,160
+36'54
Establishments ... |
Receipts
Issues.
1,177
1,350
783
993
902
1,099
942
1,222
833
1,096
1,159
973
1,286
2,049
1,595
2,173
1,691
2,270
Total
2,527
1,776
2,001
2,164
1,929
2,132
3,335
3,768
3,961
+56-75
Municipalities ... -j
Receipts
Issues ...
300
282
434
449
465
394
466
457
436
468
446
384
468
598
525
506
534
528
Total
582
883
859
923
904
830
1,066
1,031
1,062
+82-47
Local Boards.j
Receipts
Issues.
113
57
137
112
130
118
116
78
178
166
158
156
155
141
130
119
132
84
...
Total
170
249
248
194
344
314
296
249
216
+27'06
Books ... .j
Receipts
Issues.
1,608
2,087
1.629
1,901
2,083
2,235
1,579
1,705
1,777
1.836
1,895
1,738
1,903
2,100
2,307
2,422
2,176
2,283
...
Total
3,695
3,530
4,318
3,284
3,613
3,633
4,003
4,629
4,459
+20-68
Grand Total ... |
Receipts and
Issues
39,965
43,568
45,403
46,382
46,211
43,586
43,467
48,166
45,094
+ 12-83
India Office, London,
23rd August 1907.
Public — No. 123. — To His Excellency the Kight
Honourable the Governor-General of India in
Council.
My Lord,—I have had under my consideration in
Council the letter from Your Excellency’s Government,
No. 19,* dated the 9th May last, in which you recom-
mend that the additional establishments sanctioned by
Lord George Hamilton’s Despatch No. 55 (Public),
dated the 15th May 1903, to strengthen your Secre-
tariat in the Home Department, at an increased ex-
penditure of Rs. 44,739 a year, should now be made
permanent.
2. The greater part of your letter is devoted to an
examination of the business coming before the Home
Department, and an exposition of your views regard-
ing the expansion of correspondence in your Secre-
tariats and the relations of control and supervision
* Home Department Secretariat of the Government
of India.
which you consider should exist between the Supreme
Government and Local Governments and Administra-
tions. Your Excellency is aware that I have in con-
templation the appointment of a Royal Commission to
examine this question, as well as others connected with
the suggested decentralization of public business in
India ; and I do not propose on the present occasion
to enter upon the subject. Your letter will naturally
form one of the documents to be laid "before the
Commission.
3. Meanwhile, however, the sanction given by Lord
George Hamilton’s Despatch expired at the end of
May last, and I authorise the continuance of the addi-
tional establishment until further orders. The neces-
sity for its further retention will come under review
when the Commission on decentralization have reported.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship’s most obedient, humble Servant,
(Signed) JOHN MORLEY.