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CHAPTER VII

THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. — The Privy Council, its
early history ; constitution of the Privy Council in regard
lo fudia; law regulating appeals to Privy Council; the
Superior Courts in India—early history, later history ;
Madras and Bombay ; the Hick Courts and Chief Court.

CHAPTER VIIL

TERRITORIAL SUB-DIVISIONS. — Presidencies and Provinces ;
the present constitution of Provinces ; the Non-Regulation
Provinces ; Scheduled Districts ; Regulations under 33 Vie,
Chap. 3.

CHAPTER IX.

THE CIVIL ADMINISTRATION, —/7s organization ; the District,
the Central Departments ; 1, sea customs } 2, inland cus.
domes ; 3, opium ; 4, mint; 3, stamps ; 6, accounts ; 7, postoffice
 ; 8, telegraphs ; 9, railways; 10, education 5 11, publec
 works ; 12, forests.

CHAPTER X.

THE PRINCIPAL SERVICES.— The Indian Civil Service } the
Statutory Civil Service ; military officers in civil employ ;
the Uncovenanted Service ; the 4 rey.

CHAPTER XI.

FINANCE AND REVENUE. —General; the receipls and the
revenue; chief source of income; incidence of taxalion 3
principles of taxation; provincial services; the public
debi

CHAPTER XII.

ALLIED AND PROTECTED STATES.—ZExlent of independence ;
Afghanistan ; Khelat; North-Western Frontier ; Kashwir;
 Hill States; Chamba, Mandi and Suket; States
cast of the Sutlej; Sirmur; smaller States; Border
Tribes; Nipaly Sikkim, Bhutan and Siam ; States within
the plains of India; protected Sikh States 5 Rajasthan ;
Makratta States; Baroda, Bhopal and Pannak > Bakawalfuer;
 Travancore; Kolhapur; South Mahratta States;
Kalhiawar ; lesser States : Mysore.