Person · Superintendent of Bahawalpur State during minority, 1899 – 1903
Colonel L. J. H. Grey
Superintendent of Bahawalpur State on behalf of the Punjab Government during Muhammad Bahawal Khan V’s minority, 1899–1903, per the Punjab States Gazetteer.
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- p. 88 · read as page image
On 12th November 1903 His Highness was invested with the powers of a ruling chief by His Excellency Lord Curzon at a Durbar held at Bahawalpur... The State had increased in prosparity during the minority under Colonel Grey's able supervision.
- p. 87 · read as page image
He then returned to the Aitchison College, and the old State Council was made responsible for the administration, Colonel Grey again returning to the State as Superintendent on behalf of the Punjab Government. ... In April 1903 Colonel Grey retired, and the State was at the same time placed under the supervision of the Political Agent of the Phulkian States.