Letter from Major Charles Kenneth Mackenzie Walter, In charge, Agent Governor General's Office, Rajputana [Rājasthān], Abu to Lieutenant-Colonel Owen Tudor Burne, Private Secretary to His Excellency the Viceroy [‎22r] (3/8)

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memorandum by major c. k. m. walter, in
temporary charge of the office of
agent to the governor general for
the states of raj put an a, dated abu,
september gin, 1876.
Having carefully perused aud consi
dered printed papers, viz., a letter (secret
and confidential) from His Excellency the
Viceroy of the 18th ultimo to the address
of the Officiating Agent to the Governor
General, with a Memorandum by Lord r
Lytton, dated the 11th May last, received
under cover of the Private Secretary to
the Viceroy's secret and confidential letter,
dated the 18th of August, on the subject
of the Imperial Assemblage to be held at
Delhi, I have the honor to submit the
following remarks.
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2. The independent Chiefs under the
Rajputana Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent. are 18 in number, ex-
eluding Shahpoorah and Lawa, who re- ^ 4
ceive no salutes, and are as follows :—
Meywar receives a salute of
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3. Jodhpur
4. Boondee
5. Kotah
^ 15. Bikanir
7. Kishengurh
8. Kerowleo
9. Bhurtpur
10. Ulwur
11. Tonk
12. Dholepnr
^ 13. Jaisalmir
14. Sirohi
15. Jhallawar
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3. The Tonk salute was reduced from
17 to 11 guns in 18G7 on account of the
misconduct of the late Xawab. The
present Chief received a salute of 17
guns during the visit of His Royal High
ness the Prince of "Wales to Agra, sub
ject to general decision hereafter.
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