petty pergunnah of Sheopore.”—Fifth Report, 583.
1810.—“… the sircar, or tusseeldar (cash-keeper) receiving one key, and the master retaining the other.”—Williamson, V.M. i. 209.
[1826.—“… I told him … that I was … the bearer of letters to his head collector or T,huseeldam (sic) there.”—Pandurang Hari, ed. 1873, i. 155.]
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