English prisoners in 1763, i. 29 Sonthal (Santhal), tribe, rising
of, in 1855, i. 290 South Africa, position Indians in, ii. 140, 145, 146 Southborough, Lord, chairman of Committees on Franchise and Functions, ii. 221 Sovereign powers, conferred on the East India Company, i. ix, 33, 45, 46, 96-102, 123-5, 230-2 Sovereignty of Crown, not to be
affected by Indian legisla- tion, ii. 32
Standing Committee, of Cham- ber of Princes, ii. 193, 194 Standing Committee of Parlia- ment on India, duties of, ii. 250, 254, 258
Standing Committees, of legis- latures, suggested creation of, ii. 165, 166, 249, 250 Standing Orders, see Rules Statutory Commission, to re- view progress of Indian government and to advise as to further measures, ii. 260, 261, 324, 325
Strange, Sir Thomas, i. 261 Subserviency, of natives, as
part of British policy prior to 1857, i. 360
Subzulkote (Sabzalkot), in Sind, i. 277, 282
Sudaba, a Mahratta chief, i. 82, 84, 85, 93
Suddu Dewanny Adawlut (Sadr Diwani Adalat), Supreme Court for Civil Cases, i. 177, 178, 182, 183-8, 189 Suits by and against Secretary of State for India, i. 381, 382 Sukkur (Sakhar), in Sind,
British occupation of, i. 275, 277, 278, 279, 281, 282, 283 Sunderbunds, treatment of waste lands in, i. 167, 169, 170 Supplementary questions, ask- ing of, ii. 128, 167, 168 Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William, i. 50-2, 55, 56, 59; relations with Council, 70, 74-7; removal of control over legislation, 256-9
Swadeshi experience, deterrent result of, on Indian capital, ii. 203
Sydenham, Lord, views on re- forms, ii. 233, 275
Talookdars of Oudh, position of, ii. 6, 17
Taluk Boards, ii. 114 Tanjore, i. xvi, 83, 298 Tariff, protection, desire for, in India, ii. 205, 206, 256, 257; question of, as concerning Indian government, 172, 294 Tea, East India Company's monopoly of trade in, re- voked by Act of 1833, i. 228, 266
Temple, Sir Richard, ii. 70 Territorial Army, in India, right of Indians to serve on, ii. 124, 131 Terrorism,
administration of India never based on, ii. 337 Thugee, suppressed by Sir William Sleeman, i. xx Tipu Sahib, of Mysore, i. xiv, xvi Training of civil servants,
Wellesley's views on, i. 192-6 Transfer of Indian Government to Crown, grounds for, i. 319-29, 335-42, 342-55, 355-70 Transferred subjects, ii. 163,
168-73, 222, 242, 285, 286, 287; relaxation of Secretary of State's control over, 159, 257, 258, 318, 319; of Governor- General of Council's control over, 158, 258, 284 Transitional character of re- form scheme, ii. 224 Treaties, Sir Charles Napier's views on respect for obliga- tions arising out of, i. 274- 84; of East India Company made binding on Crown under Act of 1858, 382, 383 Treatment of Indians in the Dominions, ii. 119, 133 135-51
Under-Secretaries, in Indian government, ii. 255; in Provinces, ii. 183, 244; styled Council Secretaries, 287, 315, 316
Under-Secretaries for India,.ii. 123, 124, 316
United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies, see East India Company
United Provinces, of Agra and Oudh (renamed from North- Western Provinces), govern- ment of, i. 295; legislature of, ii. 100, 106, 289-301 Universities Act, 1904, i. xxvi Upper chambers, in provincial legislatures, ii. 177, 178; to be inquired into by Statutory Commission, 325; in Indian legislature, 304; relations with lower house, 309, 310, 340 Upton, Lt.-Col. John, nego- tiates treaty with Peshwa, i. 81, 83, 84
Vacation of seats in local legis- lative councils, ii. 301; in Indian legislature, 307 Vellore (Vellur), Sepoy mutiny at, i. 209, 219
Veto, of Supreme Court on legislation, i. 53, 54; pealed, 256-9, and see Dis- allowance Vice-President, President Viceroy, difficult position of under constitution of 1919, ii. 273, 341, 342; style first given to Governor-General on assumption of direct sove- reignty in 1858, i. 383, 385
Visits of Indians to the Do- minions, ii. 135, 136, 141
War, orders for, control of Secretary of State over, i. 379, 380
War of 1914-20, effect of, ii. 190, 191, 202, 211, 338 Ward, Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph, views of, on position of Indians in Dominions, ii. 147 Waste lands, native rights over, i. 167
Wellesley, Marquis, Governor- General (1798-1805), i. xvi, xvii, 285, 362
Willingdon, Lord, ii. 230 Wilson, H. H., arguments of, against abolition of Sati by law, i. 212-16
Wilson, James, reorganizes in 1859 Indian finance, ii. 7 Wood, Sir Charles (Lord Hali- fax), speech of, on the Indian Councils Bill, 1861, ii. 3-20, 48
Women, franchise for, ii. 265
Yandaboo, treaty of 1826 of, i. 285
Zemindars (Zamindārs), farmers of land revenue, transferred by Lord Cornwallis into land owners, i. xii, xv, 157-61, 166-74; failure of scheme, ii. 5
Zillah or District Courts, es- tablished by Cornwallis, i. 176, 177
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