Correspondence on Moplah Outrages in Malabar: 1853-59United Scottish Press, 1863 - India |
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1st prisoner 1st witness 2nd prisoner 2nd witnesses 3rd prisoner Act XXIII Aden Adighary amount Amshom appears Arabia assassins August Betutnad Bombay Calicut character Chief Secretary Collector Collett committed communication Conolly Conolly's convicts Cootty Court Coyah crime criminals Cutcherry District of Malabar doubt Ernad escape evidence Extract Minutes fanatical fines five Moplahs Fort St Governor in Council Hindoo Honorable the Governor inquiry jail Joint Magistrate JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT Kutti late letter Madras Magistrate of Malabar Malabar District Mangalore ment Minutes of Consultation Moideen Moidin mosque Mukry murder offenders Officers Ootacamund opinion outbreak outrages paragraph parties peon persons Police Poodiangady prisoner's house proceedings Proclamation proposed punishment PYCROFT Rajahmundry received recommended reference Regulation residence Right Honorable Rupees Saint George Secretary to Government Section September 1855 Syed Fuzul Tahsildar talook Taluk Tangul Tanoor Tellicherry Tenoo tion Tiruvangady tomb vernment war-knife
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