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* Agra Circle.
The Rajah of Tehree, Gurhwal.
The Tehseeldar of Kalsee, Jounsar Bawur.
Thakoor Koomar Jugmundo Singh, of Budwas in Etah.
Benares Circle.
Oudh Behare Lall, Tehseeldar of Nuggra, Zillah Azimgurh.
Allahabad Circle.
Mudud Ally Khan Bahadoor, Tehseeldar of Mejha, in Alla-
habad.
Kifayut-oollah Khan, Tehseeldar of Karakut in Jounpore.
Rohilkhund Circle.
Rai Bukhtawur Singh, Sub-Judge, Bareilly.
Moulvie Khyrooddeen Ahmed, Deputy Collector, Bareilly.
Lalla Luchmi Narain, banker, Bareilly.
Wajeeboollah Khan, Mohullah Jalalnuggur, Shahjehan-
pore.
18. The Lieutenant-Governor has great pleasure in requesting you
to convey to the gentlemen*
mentioned in your 14th para
the thanks of Government for
the interest taken by them in
the extension of vaccination,
and he trusts that the numbers
of the Native gentlemen who
so interest themselves will
rapidly increase. His Honor
regrets that notwithstanding
the exertions of the leading
residents of Bareilly, the results of vaccination in that city have not been
so favourable as elsewhere. The subject should be pressed on the atten-
tion of the Municipality, and it is to be hoped that the efforts of the gentle-
men named by you will eventually overcome the backwardness of the
population.
19. The Lieutenant-Governor also desires to record his sense of the
ready support given to the Department by His Highness the Maharajah
of Vizianagram, who has this year added a second vaccinator to the one
formerly entertained by him.
Toolsee Bam, ...
Nubbi Bux, ...
Rujjub Ally, ...
Ally Hussun, ...
Puddum Niddhie, ...
Dehra Doon.
Cawnpore.
Humeerpore.
Jounpore.
Goruckpore.
20. His Honor has been pleased to approve of your proposal to give
gratuities, amounting to Rs. 100 in all, to the
five Native Superintendents whose names
are given in the margin.
21. Vaccinators are now entertained by most of the larger munici-
palities and many of the smaller ones. The duty of furthering vaccina-
tion is incumbent upon them under the Circular Order of Government
No. 9A., dated 3rd April, 1871, and is constantly enjoined in the Govern-
ment orders on their budgets. This should be followed up by the Super-
intendents in their several circles by the exercise of personal influence
and persuasion wherever the municipalities appear backward in the ap-
pointment of vaccinators. Great results may be looked for from the in-
crease, especially in the larger cities, of these vaccination establishments,
which in the working season might be temporarily strengthened ; and the
Lieutenant-Governor thinks that the services of the various Civil Sur-
geons might also with great prospect of success be enlisted to aid in
supervising the work.
22. In conclusion, I am to convey to you the thanks of Govern-
ment for your interesting report and the punctuality with which it has
been submitted. His Honor's thanks are also due to the Superintendents
of Circles. Their reports give ample proof of the assiduity and zeal with
which they have prosecuted their duties during the past year. To your-
self the Lieutenant-Governor desires that his acknowledgments may be
specially conveyed for your able conduct of the duties of the office dur-
ing Dr. Pearson's absence. The Department under your guidance is
performing a great and useful work, not only in the direct protection of
affordedby its operations, but also in gradually breaking down prejudices
against vaccination and leading the people to appreciate its advantages.