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During the colder months (November-March) many Government officials were required\u00a0 to travel about their districts on inspection tours in the execution of their ordinary responsibilities. In Herbert Compton\u2019s Indian Life In Town And Country<\/em>, he states:<\/p>\n
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Out-of-door life in India may be divided into three categories. First of all there is the life known as \u201cgoing into camp,\u201d or \u201con tour\u201d which many Government officials are obliged to follow during the cold weather in the execution of their ordinary duties; then the habitual open air employment of engineers, forest officers, planters, railway employees, and so forth; and lastly, out-of-door life in the shape of sport and recreation.<\/p>\n
From the beginning of November to the end of February or March as much of Anglo-India as is able keeps in the open, to make up for those eight weary months of confinement, during which it has been imprisoned under punkahs and bottled up in bungalows. This is the season when the Government officials travel about their districts on inspection tour, which, to those who like riding and shooting, is the most enjoyable of all the various phases of duty.<\/p>\n
Camping life is, indeed, a delightful institution of India. The itinerary of the district tour is mapped out, and preparations are made for a three or four months\u2019 gipsy existence under the skies, but accompanied with the refinement of comfort which the Anglo-Indian knows so well how to secure under such conditions; for tent-life has been brought to a high pitch of luxury. The camp equipage will consist of a big office tent, and a couple for dwelling in, with accommodation for the servants. There will be bullock-carts, or camels, to carry the baggage, including the most ingenious articles of camp-furniture, which can be telescoped or folded into portable dimensions. Indeed, you will sometimes see superimposed on a couple of camels a variety of beds, tables, chairs, and chests of drawers (these take into halves, and are slung one on each side,) which, when opened and set out, suggest the requirement of a small pantechnicon van for their removal. Generally a portion of the poultry-yard is carried during these excursions, and a goat or two driven along to supply milk. And when the camp is pitched under a shady mango tope<\/em>, or grove of trees, the dhurries<\/em> or carpets laid, the ingenious collapsible furniture arrayed in its expanded usefulness, the camp-lamps shedding their bright glow within the tent, a crackling fire blazing in front of the door, why there are very few habitations for which you would wish to change this travelling one.<\/p>\n
The cold-weather tour of the head official of a district, who is in effect its governor, is a sort of triumphal progress. He lives on the fat of the land; at his nod transport and provisions of every description appear in plenty; for him, the best khubber<\/em> where game is to be found, and beaters galore to drive it out of its haunts. At each halting-place the headman comes to offer him welcome, and the finest the village can afford, and all the ryots assemble to make their salaams. His tour is like an old English \u201cvisitation,\u201d and, if an energetic officer, he probably does more\u00a0 good in his district during these few cold weather months, when he is brought face to face with its requirements, than during the rest of the year. For they bring him into touch with the people in a way that can never occur in station life.[1]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\n
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Regarding the dramatis personae<\/em> of camp, Johnston writes: \u201cWe were a goodly company; the Collector and the Assistant Collector, with Mem-Sahibs and a sister-in-law; the silk-kuti Mem Sahib and her chunky baby; the Police Burra Sahib and the Police Chota Sahib; and [\u2026] Theo.\u201d[2]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\n
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Camp. (Source: Old Indian Photos<\/a>.)<\/p>\n
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The Collector and Assistant Collector are Ritchie and Johnston, and the Mem-Sahibs are Verochka and Margie Ritchie, the latter having recently returned from Darjeeling with Theo. A month earlier, in October 1889, Theo made her second appearance at Dr. Lethbridge\u2019s costumed \u201cChildren\u2019s Ball,\u201d where she dressed as the \u201cQueen of Hearts.\u201d[3]<\/sup><\/a> (The previous year she was a fairy.)[4]<\/a> The sister-and-law is likely a reference to Anne Thackeray<\/a>, and letter from Edith Sichel places Anne in India at this time.[5]<\/sup><\/a> Anne\u2019s latest piece, \u201cThe Boyhood of Thackeray,\u201d would be published in the December 1889 issue of St. Nicholas<\/em> magazine, and provided some accounts of the Ritchie\/Thackeray family in India. Perhaps the nature of her visit was one of research.[6]<\/sup><\/a> \u00a0The \u201csilk-kuti Mem Sahib and her chunky baby,\u201d\u00a0 was probably Jeanne-Cecile Gallois and her child, and while there is no reference to Alphonse, Eug\u00e8ne was present. The Police Burra Sahib and the Police Chota Sahib were Meares, the District Superintendent of Police, and R. Castle, the new Assistant Superintendent of Police, who recently transferred to Murshidabad from Patna City.[7]<\/sup><\/a> Recalling his own experience in camp, Ritchie writes:<\/p>\n
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Theo went about in a bullock-cart on springs. She enjoyed camp life [\u2026] the playing about in the shade and round the tents. She had fits of mad cap merriment, toddling about and hiding behind trees. The volunteer sergeant\u2019s wife, Mrs. Woody, was constituted her nurse. Woody had a fat cottage child\u2014Mirrie and Mirrie and Theo were brought up together. They were a great contrast. Mirrie boisterous and bold, but an excellent companion, and Theo loved her, always giving in. W. H. Page, the judge, a genial, musical Wykehamist, chummed with us. He made Theo say absurd speeches, \u201cI feel drawn to Page,\u201d and to stand up and declaim.[8]<\/sup><\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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** ***\u00a0<\/p>\n[1]<\/a> Compton, Herbert. Indian Life in Town and Country<\/em>. G.P. Putnam\u2019s Sons. New York, New York. (1904): 227-229.<\/p>\n
[2]<\/a>\u00a0 Johnston, Charles. \u201cHelping To Govern India: Kandi Subdivision.\u201d The Atlantic Monthly<\/em>. Vol. CIX, No. 2. (February 1912): 265-273.<\/p>\n
[3]<\/a> \u201cThe Children\u2019s Ball At Darjiling.\u201d The Englishman\u2019s Overland Mail.<\/em> (Calcutta, India) October 8, 1889.<\/p>\n
[4]<\/a> \u201cDr. Lethbridge\u2019s Fancy Dress Ball.\u201d The Englishman\u2019s Overland Mail.<\/em> (Calcutta, India) October 16, 1888.<\/p>\n
[5]<\/a> \u00a0Sichel writes: (To Anne Thackeray in India) Chiddinfold, late Autumn, 1889. I wish I could put as much news as love into this letter, but the Cot produces more content than novelty. Nobody is born, nobody is married, nobody is dead. We are so happy here that one longs for a little more lotus-eating. Three months without a \u2018worree\u2019 does spoil one dreadfully. However, London is always London and the marrow of one\u2019s heart. We are all much excited by General Booth and his huge Utopian scheme. Oh lor! how I wish we could take third-class tickets to Utopia and carry off the whole of Whitechapel there.\u201d [Sichel, Edith Helen. Letters, Verses, and Other Writings<\/em>. Printed For Private Circulation. (1918): 50.]\n<\/p>
[6]<\/a> Ritchie, Anne Thackeray. \u201cThe Boyhood of Thackeray.\u201d St. Nicholas<\/em>. Vol. XVII, No. 2 (December 1889): 99-112.<\/p>\n
[7]<\/a> \u201cBreach Of The Laltakuri Embankment.\u201d The Englishman\u2019s Overland Mail.<\/em> (Calcutta, India) September 7, 1889; \u201cThe Bengal Services.\u201d The Englishman\u2019s Overland Mail.<\/em> (Calcutta, India) October 8, 1889; \u201cThe Bengal Services.\u201d The Englishman\u2019s Overland Mail.<\/em> (Calcutta, India) November 12, 1889; Johnston, Charles. \u201cHis Highness The Nawab: Helping To Govern India.\u201d The Atlantic Monthly.<\/em> Vol. CVIII, No. 4. (December 1911): 797-804; Johnston, Charles. \u201cHelping To Govern India: Kandi Subdivision.\u201d The Atlantic Monthly<\/em>. Vol. CIX, No. 2. (February 1912): 265-273.<\/p>\n
[8]<\/a> Ritchie, John Gerald. The Ritchies In India: Extracts From The Correspondence Of William Ritchie, 1817-1862<\/em>. J. Murray. London, England. (1920): 370.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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