"A group representing the parties
in a criminal trial in India: European judge; Vakeel, or native
barrister; Burkundauz, or native policeman; the Accused; the
Omlah; and
the
Witness," from the Illustrated London News, 1844; with very large
scans
of *the upper half* and *the lower half* of the page
Source: ebay, . 2011
"The Hall of Justice" at Delhi,
from
the Illustrated London News, 1857
Source: ebay, May 2009
"Native court of justice, Bengal
(from
an original sketch),"
from The Illustrated News of the World, 1858; click on the image
for a
very large scan
Source: ebay, Oct. 2010
"The Kotwal of Police at Lucknow
and
his assistants," from the Illustrated Times, 1858
Source: ebay, June 2011
"Group of the police force newly organised in Bengal," from
the
Illustrated
London News, 1864; *a very large scan
of this engraving*
Source: ebay, Sept. 2004
*"Police-Sepoys,"
a
photo,
c.1870*
Source: ebay, Mar. 2011
"An Up-country Magistrate in India Administering Justice,"
from
The
Graphic, 1871
Source: ebay, Mar. 2006
*A
Punjab Court Room. Pencil, pen-and-ink and watercolour, by
Alfred
Frederick
Pollock, 1861-1889* (BL)
"Administering justice in the jungle" [in Bhopal], a wood
engraving,
c.1878
Source: ebay, Dec. 2004
*"The
romance of a missing hat: a police court episode in Ceylon,"
from The
Graphic, 1895*
Source: ebay, Dec. 2010
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