...this article Colonel Sykea' mode of spelling Indian terms and proper name? has lieen followed. — ED. Kuweeteh, &c. &c. There are traditional accounts even...the hereditary lands of extinct families became the property of the Pateel, together with all waste lands, excepting in some villages where such lands...

...this article Colonel Sykes' mode of spelling Indian terms and proper name* has been followed. — ED. Kuweeteh, &c. &c. There are traditional accounts even...the hereditary lands of extinct families became the property of the Pateel, together with all waste lands, excepting in some villages where such lands...

...Nagpoor Bhosleh at Ahmednuggur, and Powar of Dhar at Multun and Kuweeteh. There are traditional accounts of a share of the Pateel's office having been sold for 7000 rupees. The offices of Deshpandeh and Koolkurnee are sometimes found united. Their duties are in abeyance, but,...

...Nagpoor Bhosleh at Ahmednuggur, and Pou-ar of Dhar at Multun and Kuwceteh. There are traditional accounts of a share of the Pateel's office having been sold for 7000 rupees. The right of the Pateel to dispose of the village lands not occupied by hereditary proprietors, together...

...Nagpoor Bhotleh at Ahmednuggur, and Powar of Dhar at Multun and Kuweeteh. There Bre traditional accounts of a share of the Pateel's office having been sold for 7000 rupees. The right of the Pateel to dispose of the village lands not occupied by hereditary proprietors, together...

...villages. Holkar, for instance, at Munchur ; Seendch (Scindiah), at Jamgaon ; the Nagpoor Bhoslch, at Ahmednuggur ; the Power family at Multun and Kuweeteh,...share of the Pateel's office having been sold for 7,000 rupees. The office was hereditary ; and the free lands attached to it, together with the numerous...