| 1881 | Lord Cromer, C.S.I., C.I.E. (Major Evelyn Baring)

74,29

77,92

3,63

167,21

3.74

3.92

8.42

2.25

1882

"

"

75,68

72,09

3,59

166,92

3.81

3.63

8.40

2.21

70,28

69,60

68

169,24

3.54

3.50

8.52

2.41

71,84

69,96

1,88

171,61

3.61

3.52

8.64

2.39

1885

70,69

71,08

39

173,72

3.56

3.58

8.75

2.46

1886

"

74,46

77,27

2,81

174,53

3.37

3.49

7.89

2.34

77,16

185,67

3.50

3.49

8.39

2.40

78,76

80,79

2,03

191,95

3.56

3.65

8.68

2.44

1889

Sir David Barbour, K.C.S.I.

81,70

81,66

206,62

3.69

3.69

9.34

2.53

1890

1891

"

85,74

82,05

3,69

218,43

3.88

3.71

9.88

2.55

"

89,14

88,68

46

222,26

4.03

4.01

10.05

2.49

1893

90,17

91,01

84

280,35

4.08

4.11

12.7

3.11

1894

Sir James Westland, K.C.S.I.

90,57

92,11

1,54

294,99

4.10

4.16

13.3

3.26

94,49

70

296,75

4.30

4.27

13.4

3.12

1896

1 For eleven months only. The official year was changed from 30th April to 31st March.
"From this year, the working expense of railways are treated as a deduction from revenue and not as expenditure.

The conversion into rupees from sterling has been at the rate of Rs.10-£1 up to 1879-82, from 1883-93 the rate has been the current rate for the
respective years (nearly Rs.10-£1), from 1893 onwards £1-Rs.15. The conversion into rupees from sterling has been at the rate of Rs.15-£1 for the
years 1914-20; for 1921 and 1922 the rate is £1 = Rs.10. The above figures have been taken mainly from "The Finance and Revenue Accounts of the
Government of India," published by the Superintendent of Government Printing, India (Calcutta).

Charges of District Executive Officers performing magisterial functions were before 192The increase in 1921-22 is mostly due to the inclusion of district administration which pr In the "Finance and Revenue Accounts" of the Government of India the working e cables, etc.) have been shown as deduction from revenue and not as expenditure. For compa Includes only Refunds and Drawbacks". Assignments and compensation have been Includes superannuation and pension allowances, exchange, etc.

ΕΙΙ

EXPENDITURE

AND PROVINCIAL) FROM THE FISCAL YEAR 1861-62, CLASSIFIED of Rupees.)

Pre-War

year. 1913-14.

1914-15. 1915-16. 1916-17. 1917-18. 1918-19. 1919-20.

1920-21. 1921-22.

37.7

34.3

100.0

100.0

39.7 38.4 37.3 124,34,22 124,41,44 128,40,33 135,85,85 156,86,39 190,61,72 221,13,89 232,64,60 100.0 100.0 100.0

distributed between "Land Revenue and Law and Justice ".

"

1921-22 was directed between Land Revenue" and Law and Justice".

(principally incurred upon the upkeep of establishments, conveyance of mails, maintenance of lines and purposes these have been added to revenue as well as expenditure.

in cost of collection.

30.5

29.4

31.3

32.9

100.0

100.0

TABLE IV