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Despatch
Date.
No., ka
1915
67
November 9
To the Native Races
and the Liquor
Traffic United
Committee
68
The Governor
Confi. October 20 Įdential (C). (Reo. Nov. 11.)
69
Mr. A. Majid
November 23
70*
The Governor
Con. fidential
November 3 (Rec. Nov. 26.)
Babject.
Page.
Do
States that a copy of No. 59 has been sent to the Governor, who has re- cently reported that there are grounds for the allegation made, but that it has been found that the tem- perance societies have been largely used for the propagation of other than temperance ideals.
298
Forwards copy of a letter from the 298
Attorney-General relative to an ap- peal against the sentence on E. Howawitarne, covering notes of evi- dence at the court martial, and other documents, and requests that the facte may be brought to the notice of the Privy Council.
States that endeavours are being made 383
to avoid payment of compensation
to sufferers from the riots, and trans- mits extracts from letters from local correspondents: trusta that the representations of Mr. Ramanathan will not be allowed to interfere with justice to loyal Moslems.
Transmits
statements showing the 885 number and results of the riot cases brought before the courte, with par- ticulars of the value of property destroyed, and proposes that com- pensation claims and expenses in- curred should be met in the first instance by the Government.
71
Ditto
718
November 4 (Rac. Nov. 26)
Deals with the more salient statements made in Mr. Perera's memorandum: reports are being called for on certain other points of detail in the memo- randum.
336
72
Ditto
720
November 4 (Rec. Nov. 28.)
73
To Mr. A. Majid
December 3
740
To the Governor
Con. Adential
December 8
75*
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the Acting Governor
1910
January 5
LIST OF PRISONERS TRIED BY COURTS MARTIAL.
Amarakoon, D. J.
Amaranekers, D. J. Ambalawans, B. R.
Andris, H. B. D.
Andria, H. M.
Appu, A. K. A.
Appa, H. L. (see Babun, K.)
Appu, K. M.
Appu, N. A. W. J.
Appu, P. (see Rodrigo, G. H. P.)
Appu, 8. H.
Appu, T. (ses Sinno, R. T.)
Appu, W. P. B.
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Appuhamy, A. D. F., alias Gurunanse, B.
Appuhamy, A. D. T.
Appuhamy, J. A. J.
Appuhamy, N. 8. de 8.
Appuhamy, Punchi (see Cornelis, N. 8.)
Appuhamy, R. M.
Appubamy, R. 8. D. E.
Appuhamy, V. V. H.
Appuhany, W. A. D. C. G.
Arampatti, D. D. D.
Babun, K., alias H. L. Appu
Babuwe, W.
Balamahatmaya (see Samel, K. P. D.)
Bands, A. A. P.
Banda, A. M. M. K.
Banda, A. M. R. K.
Banda, D. M. R.
Banda, E. M. A. K.
Banda, E. M. D.
Banda, E. M. K., alias Tennakoongeders Kalu Banda
Banda, H. H. M. P.
Banda, H. M. N. K.
Banda, K. W. M. K.
Banda, M. P.
...
889
Forwards copy of a petition from two villagers of Paranagama complaining of the refusal of their benefit society to help them, together with a report by the Inspector-General of Police.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 69, and 341
states that consideration will be given to the views put forward.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 70, and approves proposals for meeting the claims for compensation and the expenses incurred by the Govern- ment.
Banda, P. 8. K.
Bands, T. K. (see Banda, E. M.
Banda, T. M. P.
Banda, W. M. D. D.
Banda, W. M. W. P.
Bastian, H. B. L. D.
Carolis, B. M. A.
Challo (see Charles, C.) Charles, C., alias Challo
Cornelis, H. K. D.
Cornelis, N. 8., alios Punchi Appuhamy Dahanayaka, D. P. 8.
Dabanayaka, K. D., alias U. Mahatmaya Dionia, G.
Diamanaika, H. 8.
Duraya, A. K.
Dingiriya, H.
Fernando, G. D. C.
Fernando, G. D. M., alias Sindia
Fernando, W. D. L.
841
Fernando, H. J., alias Jemm
Fernando, H. P.
Fernando, P. G.
Fernando, W. 8., alias Singho
Fonseka, M. B.
Geerasinghe, D. A.
Geerasinghe, R.
Georia, I. M.
...
Girigoris, D. M. D.
Chomas, J.
Goonesekera, D. J.
Goonatillaka, D. L.
Goonatillaka, D. P.
Sanctions the Compensation Ordinance and expresses the hope that with the restoration of order and the re- numption of friendly intercourse any feeling of bitterness will disappear; expresses appreciation of the manner in which the situation was dealt with by the Governor and his officers: the attention of the Army Council has already been drawn to the valu- able services rendered by Brigadier- General H. Malcolm.
341
Gigo (see Perera, W. G.)
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