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The following statistics for the years 1870-71 are added :—
Remaining under treatment on 1st January,
In-door patients admitted during the year,
Out-door patients admitted during the year,
Total, ...
Cured and relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ...
Died, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door, ... ...
Ditto,
ditto,
out-door, ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
0
0
3,085
3,085
2,628
127
0
330
3,085
0
77.45
77.45
1871.
330
157
6,117
6,604
5,921
607
4
72
6,604
5.50
70.32
75.82
Surgical operations.
Capital, ... ... ... ... ...
Minor, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
4
94
98
18
225
243
Receipts.
European subscriptions, ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowance,
...
...
Other sources, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
0
0
224
370
594
As.
0
0
0
8
8
P.
0
0
0
6
6
Rs.
0
0
373
0
373
As.
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients,
...
...
European medicines, ... ... ...
Bazár medicines,
...
...
...
Contingencies,
...
...
...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient,
253
0
154
29
157
594
0
6
0
10
4
3
8
0
8
0
0
2
8
6
0
494
70
72
103
162
903
0
13
5
0
13
5
5
1
0
8
0
7
7
10
2.73
BRANCH DISPENSARY
GOLA IN KHERI.
Dr. Galloway reports of 2nd Class Hospital Assistant, Meer Karamut
Hossein, in charge of the Gola Dispensary, that his conduct has been
good, but he is not very well qualified.
The attendance at this Dispensary has largely increased.
The following statistics for the years 1870-71 are added:—
Remaining under treatment on 1st January,
In-door patients admitted during the year,
Out-door patients admitted during the year,
Total, ...
1870.
26
177
2,399
2,602
1871.
20
235
3,120
3,375
( 18 )
Cured and relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ... ...
Died,
...
...
...
...
...
...
Remaining,
...
...
...
...
...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door,
...
...
Ditto
ditto
out-door, ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
2,414
160
8
20
2,602
4.3
26.5
30.8
1871.
3,163
120
44
48
3,375
6.04
41.09
47.013
Surgical operations.
Capital,
...
...
...
...
...
Minor,
...
...
...
...
...
Total, ...
0
314
314
0
513
513
Receipts.
European subscriptions, ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowance, ...
Other sources,
... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
0
0
596
295
891
A.
0
0
1
8
10
P.
0
0
9
5
2
Rs.
0
0
416
318
734
A.
0
0
0
12
12
P.
0
0
0
0
0
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ...
Bazár medicines, ... ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door
patient, ... ... ... ...
684
0
78
129
891
0
0
0
7
2
10
0
0
0
7
7
2
0
524
0
65
145
734
0
0
0
2
9
12
0
0
0
8
4
0
0
BRANCH DISPENSARY
MAHUMDI IN KHERI.
Dr. Galloway reports of 3rd Class Hospital Assistant, Suyd Ramzan
Alí, who was in charge of the Dispensary since the beginning of No-
vember, during the absence on privilege leave of 2nd Class Hospital As-
sistant Jehangeer Khan, that his conduct and qualifications are both
good.
The attendance at this dispensary has been much the same as last
year.
The following statistical tables for the years 1870-71 are added :—
Remaining under treatment on 1st January, ...
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Total, ...
1870.
37
334
2,418
2,789
1871.
41
220
2,755
3,016
( 19 )
Cured and relieved, ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ...
Died,
...
...
...
...
...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door, . . . ...
Ditto,
ditto,
out-door, ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
2,480
259
9
41
2,789
5.78
29.12
34.90
1871.
2,698
274
8
36
3,016
4.77
31.24
36.01
Surgical operations.
Capital, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Minor, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
0
118
118
1
165
166
Receipts.
European subscriptions, ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowance, ... ...
Other sources, ... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
0
0
597
0
597
A.
0
0
3
0
3
P.
0
0
0¼
0
0¼
Rs.
0
0
576
108
684
A.
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ...
Bazár medicines, ... ...
Contingencies, ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door,
patient,
...
...
...
684
0
71
109
864
0
0
0
4
6
10
0
0
0
6
2
8
0
0
0
64
101
165
0
0
0
9
2
12
0
0
0
7
9
4
0
SEETÁPUR DISPENSARY. I visited this station on the 8th and 9th of February.
The Dispensary was in medical charge of Dr. Duncan, who had been
transferred from the Civil Surgeoncy of Bára Banki. Dr. Duncan is
not so popular as could be desired, and since my return to Lacknow, he
has applied to be removed to the Military Service of Government, which
application I have thought it desirable to forward.
Dr. Duncan reports as follows, regarding the Sub-Assistant Surgeon,
in medical charge, Taríní Churn Dutt, 2nd grade, who was attached to
the Dispensary during the year. "He obtained six months' leave of
absence, when the duties were carried on by the Jail Hospital Assistant.
The Sub-Assistant Surgeon's conduct has been good, his qualifications
are of a high order, but it is to be regretted they are turned to little
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practical account. All that it is necessary to remark is that the Dispen-
sary was in a more prosperous condition under the Hospital Assistant,
than it has been under the Sub-Assistant Surgeon."
When I visited the Dispensary I found it in sad disorder on account
of the roof being replaced by a new one, the building otherwise is very
good, the great objection to the internal arrangements consists in the
Lock Hospital Establishments being in the same building as the Dispen-
sary, not only creating by contiguity much disorder, but bringing the
respectability of the Hospital into question. The Commissioner of the
Division has kindly undertaken to have the Lock Hospital removed at
once, indeed it would have been done before, but there was some hesi-
tation on account of the uncertainty of the European Troops remaining
in the Station, this question I believe now is settled in the affirmative
and a new Lock Hospital will be commenced forthwith.
The books, medicines, and surgical instruments were all in perfect
order, and the poisons segregated.
There were 7 in-door patients.
The following statistical tables for the years 1870-71 are added :—
Remaining under treatment on 1st January, ...
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Total, ...
Cured and relieved, ... ... ...
...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ... ...
Died,
...
...
...
...
...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door, ...
...
...
Ditto
ditto
out-door, ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
25
270
2,760
3,055
2,940
61
27
21
3,055
10.58
18.56
29.14
1871.
27
224
2,716
2,967
2,893
26
25
23
2,967
16.87
9.14
26.01
Surgical operations.
Capital,
...
...
...
...
...
...
Minor,
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total, ...
7
160
167
3
234
237
Receipts.
European subscriptions ...
Native
ditto, ...
Government allowance, ...
Other sources, ...
Total, ...
Rs.
183
1,051
1,771
340
3,345
As.
0
6
0
0
6
P.
0
9
0
0
9
Rs.
98
609
1,4.81
1,494
3,683
As.
3
3
0
11
2
P.
3
8
0
8
7
( 21 )
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ...
Bazár medicines, ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, ...
Rs.
2,083
219
500
0
2,803
0
As.
0
13
14
0
12
11
P.
0
7
6
0
1
9
RS.
1,793
195
134
280
2,403
0
As.
0
1
10
15
11
1
P.
0
2
8
8
6
1 1/3
MAHMUDABAD
BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Dr. Duncan reports that 1st Class Hospital Assistant Motee Misser
held charge of the dispensary during the year. He is reported well be-
haved, and well qualified for the post he holds.
There has been a decrease in the out-door attendance this year.
With an expenditure of Rs. 861-14-7, no subscriptions and no Govern-
ment allowance are returned.
The following are the satistics for the years 1870 and 1871:—
Remaining under treatment on 1st January ...
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Total, ...
Cured and Relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ... ...
Died, ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door, ... ...
Ditto
do.,
out-door, ... ...
Total,
1870
29
101
1,537
1,667
1,154
476
9
28
1,667
4.7
24.9
29.6
1871
28
114
1,261
1,403
1,022
344
5
32
1,403
4.17
23.14
27.31
Surgical operations.
Capital, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Minor, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
0
4
4
0
4
4
Receipts.
European subscription, ...
Native,
ditto, ...
Government allowance, ...
Other sources, ...
Total,
...
Rs.
0
0
576
0
576
As.
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
Rs.
0
0
0
0
0
As.
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
( 22 )
Disbursements
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ...
Bazár medicines, ... ...
Cantingencies, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient,
Rs.
684
95
75
854
0
A.
0
4
6
10
1
P.
0
1
7
8
1
Rs.
684
91
86
0
861
0
A.
0
5
8
0
14
12
P.
0
10
9
0
7
3
UNÁO DISPENSARY
I visited this station on the 16th February 1872.
The dispensary was under the superintendence of Assistant Surgeon
Seaman, a young officer of great promise, who had lately taken over the
charge.
1st Class Hospital Assistant Shaikh Mahomed Bux, has been in
charge of the dispensary for 8 years. The condition and working of the
institution is most creditable to him. He is punctual and accurate with
his returns, kind to his patients, and successful in treatment, his con-
duct and qualifications are very good.
There were 16 in-door patients, among them 2 cases of lithotomy.
The stores, surgical instruments, books &c., were in excellent order.
The hospital was a pattern of cleanliness, and order.
The following are the statistics for 1870 and 1871.
Remaining under treatment on 1st January, ...
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Total, ...
Cured and relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better
...
...
...
Died,
...
...
...
...
...
...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door,
...
...
Ditto.
ditto
out-door,
...
...
Total, ...
1870.
69
232
4,751
5,052
4,862
90
24
76
5,052
11.15
35.59
46.74
1871.
79
227
4,014
4,320
4,156
77
7
80
4,320
10.92
31.19
42.11
Surgical operations.
Capital,
...
...
...
...
...
Minor,
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total,
...
14
42
56
3
51
54
( 23 )
European subscriptions, ...
Native
ditto, ...
Government allowance, ...
Other sources, ... ...
Total, ...
Establishment, ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ...
Bazár medicines. ... ...
Contingencies, ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient,
Rs.
189
1,621
456
0
2,266
220
175
63
19
479
0
As.
10
2
0
0
12
14
10
8
6
8
1
P.
8
0
0
0
8
11
0
7
9
3
6
Rs.
94
1,273
903
0
2,271
1,112
118
62
44
1,337
0
As.
0
9
11
0
4
6
13
0
4
9
0
P.
0
0
6
0
6
9
11
6
1
3
8½
LACKNOW.
The dispensaries in Lacknow are under the superintendence of Sur-
geon Major Cannon, an officer of great intelligence, and unwearying
industry.
For six months during the year, Assistant Surgeon J. Cameron
officiated for Dr. Cannon who had proceeded to Europe on private affairs.
Dr. Cannon was most unremitting in his attention to his duties,
which he performed to my entire satisfaction.
The conduct of 1st class Hospital Assistant Meer Cassim Ally,
attached to the Government Dispensary, is reported exemplary, and his
qualifications of a first rate order.
HAZRATGANJ
CHARITABLE
DISPENSARY.
During the year he performed 20 capital and 1,535 minor operations.
The dispensary at my visit was all that I could desire, everything
in perfect order.
The medicines were good, and sufficient.
The surgical instruments in good order.
The poisons segregated.
The books and records were kept up to date.
There has been an increase in the out-door, but a decrease in the
in-door attendance.
The native subscriptions for this institution, where a larger number
of sick are treated than in any other in the Province, have fallen from
Rs. 306 in 1869 to Rs. 74 in 1870, and 0 in 1871.
The following are the statistics of this institution for 1870-71.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st January,
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Total,
...
1870.
113
228
9,583
9,924
1871.
177
156
10,757
11,090
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Surgical operations.
Cured and relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ... ...
Died, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining,
...
...
...
...
...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door, ... ...
Ditto
ditto out-door, ... ...
Total, ...
Capital ... ... ... ... ... ...
Minor, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
9,555
169
23
177
9,924
26½
160
186½
14
999
1,013
1871.
10,330
521
49
190
11,090
15
165
180
20
15,35
1,555
Receipts.
European subscriptions, ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowance, ... ...
Other sources, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
1,703
74
1,314
0
3,091
As.
0
0
7
0
7
P.
0
0
0
0
0
Rs.
1,289
0
1,314
0
2,603
As.
0
0
7
0
7
P.
0
0
0
0
0
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ...
Bazár medicines, ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient,
1,224
537
697
677
3,135
...
0
0
11
1
12
0.1
0
4
0
0
4
1.40
1,224
326
710
583
2,844
0.0
0
8
1
9
2
0
1
5
2
8
11½
LACKNOW CIVIL DIS-
PENSARY.
This dispensary, for the purpose of supplying medicines to the Civil
Community and Government Employees, is situated in the same build-
ing in Hazratganj as the Charitable Dispensary. It is well ordered
and scrupulously clean.
I am satisfied with the conduct, and qualifications of 1st Class Hospital
Assistant, Shaikh Didar Buksh, in charge of the dispensary.
KING'S HOSPITAL.
Dr. Cannon reports that the conduct of 3rd Grade Sub-Assistant
Surgeon, Nobin Chunder Mitter is good, and that he is to be fully trust-
ed in every respect. His qualifications are first class.
This establishment is one of considerable importance in the City of
Lacknow as I mentioned in a previous report.
The medical arrangements of Lacknow are to be supplemented by
the opening of the Balrámpur Hospital on the 1st March next. It is
a building erected by the Raja of Balrámpur at a very great expense,
and he has funded a lac of rupees for its permanent endowment.
There has been a considerable increase in the attendence at the dis-
pensary during the year.
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There are no receipts except from other sources.
The following statistics for 1870-71, are added:—
Remaining under treatment on 1st January 1871,
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Total, ...
Cured and relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ... ...
Died, ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily average attendance in-door, ... ...
Ditto,
ditto,
out-door, ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
155
435
9,549
10,139
8,527
1,396
63
153
10,139
27.22
138.21
165.43
1871.
153
518
10,634
11,305
9,632
1,378
89
206
11,305
30.72
137.99
168.71
Surgical operations.
Capital, ... ... ... ... ...
Minor, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
28
903
931
30
1,054
1,084
Receipts.
European Subscriptions, ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowance, ... ...
Other sources,
...
...
...
Total, ...
Rs.
0
0
0
7,242
7,242
A.
0
0
0
15
15
P.
0
0
0
2
2
Rs.
0
0
0
7,248
7,248
A.
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
7
7
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients,
...
...
Bazár medicines &c., ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Europe medicines, ... ... ...
Total, ...
4,968
860
311
587
515
7,212
0
8
11
3
7
15
0
9
11
3
3
2
5,030
782
520
538
377
7,248
0
5
5
4
0
0
0
11
8
9
3
7
LUNATIC ASYLUM,
LACKNOW.
I inspected the Asylum on the 19th February 1872.
Dr. Cannon reports, that he has every reason to be satisfied with the
conduct, and qualifications of 1st class Hospital Assistant, Luchhman
Singh.
This establishment is in every way worthy of the reputation it has
hitherto enjoyed, and I can do no more than reiterate my observations
of former years, and testify that in every way it maintains its reputation.
It reflects great credit on the Superintendent, and the subordinates.
The number of deaths is large compared with 1870, but not with
1869.
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The books, records, copies of circular orders, and of admission and
discharges, are all written up to date.
The instruments were in perfect order and the poisons segregated.
The statistics of the Asylum for 1870-71 are added.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st January
In-door patients admitted during the year, ...
Out-door patients admitted during the year,...
Total, ...
Cured and relieved, ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend or no better, ... ...
Died ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Daily, average attendance in-door, ... ...
Ditto,
ditto,
out-door, ... ... ...
Total, ...
1870.
149
85
0
234
53
0
39
142
234
104.4
0
104.4
1871.
142
90
0
232
34
0
64
134
232
149.14
0
149.14
Surgical operations.
Capital, ... ... ... ... ...
Minor, ... ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
0
0
0
0
0
0
Receipts.
European subscriptions, ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowance, ...
Other sources, ...
Total, ...
Rs.
0
0
12,246
0
12,246
As.
0
0
3
0
3
P.
0
0
3
0
3
Rs.
0
0
10,199
0
10,199
As.
0
0
10
0
10
p.
0
0
3
0
3
Disbursements.
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ...
Bazár medicines, ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door
patient,
6,755
4,443
103
943
12,246
27
9
7
3
14
3
1
9
4
3
11
3
6
6,556
2,885
101
656
10,199
18
3
7
4
11
10
11
0
9
3
3
3
1¼
C. ARCHER,
Dy. Insptr. General of Hospitals,
Indian Medical Service.
NOTE.—The admissions and discharges of patients is calculated according to the calendar year, the
Financial Statements, according to the official year.
No. 3256.
FROM
H. B. HARINGTON, ESQUIRE, M. A.,
OFFG. SECY. TO CHIEF COMMISSIONER, OUDH.
To
C. ARCHER, ESQUIRE, M. I.,
DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF HOSPITALS,
HER MAJESTY'S INDIAN FORCES.
Dated Lucnow, 18th July 1872.
SIR,
I am directed to acknowledge the receipt of your Annual Inspection
Report of the Dispensaries in Oudh for the year 1871, and in reply to
communicate the following remarks.
2. The admissions and discharges have been, calculated according
to the calendar, the Financial Statements for the Official Year. It would
appear that at a total cost of Rs. 46,478, the number of persons treated
was118,32l, and that of these 102,995, were cured; 1,499, relieved;
116, incurable; 535, died; 11,401, result unknown; 1,775, remaining
under treatment at the year's end.
3. The state of the Dispensaries was on the whole satisfactory,
that of the Rái Barelí, Eaizabad, Hardui, and Unáo Institutions partiou-
larly so.
4. In Bharaich and Pratábgarh the defective buildings will be
replaced by new ones as soon as means permit.
In Pratábgarh this is already being done, through the liberality of
the T'alukdárs who responded to the call of the Deputy Commissioner
by a subscription of Rs. 4,224, with a promise of as much more if required.
This is very satisfactory, and Sir George Couper would be glad to know
the names of these public spirited gentlemen.
In Bharaich also it is hoped that a new Dispensary will be erected
at an early date.
5. That, with the introduction of the new Rate, subscriptions should
in some districts fall off is to be regretted, but is not altogether surpris-
ing. The liberality of the Pratábgarh Talukdárs has been already notic-
ed; and it is a source of congratulation that in Sultánpur subscriptions
have more than tripled; in Faizabad there is an increase, which Sir
George Couper is glad to note; and though in Rái Barelí and in Gonda
there is a falling off, the amounts subscribed are still large. In Bára Ban
ki it is said that the amount subscribed, though less than in 1870 is more
than in 1869; what this amount was is not stated.
( 2 )
6. In Bharaich there was a sad falling off ; and perhaps, no district
appreciates Dispensaries more, or is willing to subscribe towards them less
than Hardui. The Branch Dispensaries in this, and in the neighbouring
district, Kheri, appear to have been dependent on the Government for their
support.
7. Of the Sultánpur Dispensary you remark that the cost of dieting
patients has risen from Rs. 0-2-1 last year to Rs. 0-7-10 this year, a sum
larger than that expended for the same purpose in any other Dispensary
in the Province. I am to ask that this may be explained. The return
appended seems to show that more in-door patients were under treatment,
and at a less cost than in 1870 ; and it seems not unlikely than the figures
Rs. 0-7-10 may be a clerical error for Rs. 0-1-10.
8. It does not appear whether surgical operations, capital or other
have been performed in Bára Bankí; and in the Mahmudabad Dispensary
the amount of these operations is very small.
9. Sir George Couper would be glad to know whether the Rájáh
has ever been asked to give his support to this useful institution. Its
subscription list is infinitesimally small.
10. In the Sítápur Dispensary improvement may be hoped for this
year, under a different regime.
11. Sir George Couper concurs in your notice of officers under your
control; and is convinced that the Department could not be in better
hands.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
H. B. HARINGTON, M. A.
Offg. Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, Oudh.
No. 1
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure of the Hospitals and Dispensaries in
Oudh. During 1871.
Lacknow
1st January 1872.
* Separate receipt
for Muhmudabad
Branch Dispensary
cannot be shown as
all were included in
a general fund.
Divisions.
Lacknow.
Sítárpur.
Faizabad.
Rái Bareli.
Districts.
Lacknow,
King's Hospital, ...
Huzrutgunge Dispensary,
Unáo, ...
Bára Banki ...
„ Ramnugger, ...
„ Ramsanieghat, ...
Total, ...
Sítápur ...
„ Mahmudabad, ...
Hardui,
...
„ Sandíla, ...
„ Sháhabad, ...
„ Bilgrâm „ ...
Kheri, ...
„ Muhammadi, ...
„ Gola, ...
Total, ...
Faizabad, ...
Gonda, ...
„ Uthrowla, ...
Bharaich, ...
„ Hissampur, ...
Total, ...
Rái Barelí, ...
Pratábgarh, ...
Sultánpur, ...
Total, ...
Lucknow, ...
Sítápur, ...
Faizabad, ...
Rái Bareli, ...
Balance on 1st
January 1871.
...
...
...
6,380
1,931
...
...
8,312
87
...
923
434
...
...
1,445
559
1,076
1,076
2,712
2,156
718
549
3,424
8,312
1,445
2,712
3,424
15,895
...
...
...
4
14
..
...
3
15
...
1
12
...
...
12
11
15
...
11
6
14
...
6
3
12
11
6
2
...
...
...
11
8
...
...
7
...
...
5
6
...
...
11
7
6
10
11
6
8
10
...
7
11
11
...
5
Government
Contribu-
tions.
...
1,314
903
816
499
446
3,979
2,057
*
456
816
816
373
696
606
484
6,304
1,288
1,296
273
1,296
...
4,729
1,896
1,296
816
4,008
3,979
6,304
4,729
4,008
19,620
...
7
11
...
5
...
7
..
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
2
3
3
...
...
...
...
3
...
...
...
...
7
3
3
...
14
...
...
6
...
4
...
10
...
...
...
...
...
...
3
..
..
3
9
...
...
..
..
9
...
...
...
...
10
3
9
...
10
Receipts from
other
sources.
7,248
1,943
1,367
1,546
191
191
12,488
1,202
*
2,107
1,314
...
...
4,624
1,070
1,071
312
619
247
3,321
2,336
5,340
1,648
9,324
12,488
4,624
3,321
9,324
29,758
...
...
9
5
14
7
5
2
...
14
4
...
...
5
12
15
...
9
...
4
1
5
...
6
5
5
4
6
6
7
...
...
7
6
8
4
7
...
3
9
...
...
7
6
...
...
...
...
6
5
3
...
8
4
7
6
8
1
Total.
7,248
3,257
8,651
4,294
691
637
24,780
3,347
...
5,494
2,445
606
484
12,374
2,918
4,029
2,991
9,940
6,388
7,353
3,013
16,756
24,780
12,37
9,940
16,756
63,851
...
7
9
4
3
7
...
1
...
15
2
...
2
5
11
14
9
4
7
3
...
12
...
4
4
12
7
7
...
5
3
10
8
9
7
...
8
6
...
...
9
10
6
10
2
11
11
10
8
9
5
2
8
4
Expenditure.
7,248
3,036
2,321
2,670
691
637
16,605
2,485
861
5,353
1,474
899
857
11,932
2,605
2,804
1,001
2,171
823
9,410
3,679
2,861
1,993
8,534
16,605
11,932
9,405
8,534
46,478
...
9
13
5
3
7
8
3
14
...
7
12
14
15
2
9
4
..
...
...
11
7
12
15
8
15
...
15
7
7
5
1
5
10
8
...
...
7
...
11
4
...
10
9
3
7
...
...
7
4
8
1
1
...
10
7
1
6
Balance.
...
220
6,329
1,623
...
...
8,174
...
138
303
441
313
224
820
1358
2,708
4,493
1,019
8,221
8,174
441
1,358
8,221
18,195
...
13
12
14
...
...
8
...
3
2
5
9
...
9
3
12
12
4
13
8
5
8
13
15
...
7
4
10
...
...
9
...
8
3
11
1
8
10
7
7
3
9
7
9
11
3
7
10
C. ARCHER, M.D.
Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals.
Indian Medical Service, Lacknow Circle.