The  Inams  embraced  in  the  eighth  and  ninth  classes  are  those  Classes  VIII.
of  the  village  servants,  revenue  and  police,  and  of  the  village  ^
artisans.  These  were  simply  recorded  by  the  officers  of  the  late
Inam  Commission,  as  no  steps  could  be  taken  in  regard  to  the
former  until  some  decision  was  come  to  as  to  the  principles  on
which  the  Village  Establishments  of  the  Presidency  were  to  be
revised  and  remodelled.  The  operations  which  have  since  taken
place  have  been  fully  described  in  a  previous  division  of  this
Section.
In  addition   to   dealing  with  Inams   proper,  the  Commission  Miscellaneous

investigated  and  disposed  of  a  large  number  of  anomalies  which  operations  of
.  Comniission.
had    for    some  time    disfigured    the   revenue     system     of  the

Presidency.       These    latter    measures    have    greatly   tended    to

simplify  the    revenue    administration   of    the    several   districts,

and  the  discussion  and  final  decision  of  may  long-disputed  rights

between  the  Government  and  Zemindars,  between  Zemindars  and

Inamdars     and     their     tenants,    have    facilitated    the   revenue

procedure  of  district  officers  in  no  small  degree.
