[52] Embassy to Ava, vol. i. p. 93 sq.
[53] Governor or chief man.
[54] Ava, vol. i. p. 98 sq. See also Cox, Residence in Ava, pp. 37-45.
[55] Cox, on the contrary, was informed that there were five hundred and twenty wells: this, however, is ably shown to be impossible by Crawfurd, not by snappish contradiction, but by calculation. The captain was, evidently, misinformed.
[56] Ava, vol. ii. p. 178.
[57] Sangermano, p. 171.
[58] Ava, vol. ii. p. 162.
[59] Alves, quoted in Ava, vol. ii. pp. 167-9.
[60] A tical is worth about two shillings and sixpence. This would be £6,250.
[61] See Wilson’s Documents of the Burmese War, Appendix, p. xliv.