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	In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[Santal Rebellion\|santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.		In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[Santal Rebellion\|santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.

	The main marks of Eden's administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, Rent Commission (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School' after him (Eden Girls' School, then [[Eden Mohila College\|eden girls' college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers' Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.		The main marks of Eden's administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, Rent Commission (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School' after him (Eden Girls' School, then [[Eden Mohila College\|eden girls' college]]), 1878, [[Vernacular Press Act, 1878\|vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers' Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.

	Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam]		Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam]

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	In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[Santal Rebellion\|santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.		In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[Santal Rebellion\|santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.

	The main marks of Eden's administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, ~~[[rent commission]]~~ (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School' after him (Eden Girls' School, then [[Eden Mohila College\|eden girls' college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers' Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.		The main marks of Eden's administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, Rent Commission (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School' after him (Eden Girls' School, then [[Eden Mohila College\|eden girls' college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers' Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.

	Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam]		Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam]

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	'''Eden, Sir Ashley''' (1831-1887) Lieutenant Governor of Bengal (1877-82). Born on 13 November 1831 and educated at Rugby, Winchester and [[haileybury]], Ashley Eden arrived in Calcutta in 1852. He was a nephew of [[lord auckland]~~][[~~,]] Governor General of India (1836-42).		'''Eden, Sir Ashley''' (1831-1887) Lieutenant Governor of Bengal (1877-82). Born on 13 November 1831 and educated at Rugby, Winchester and [[Haileybury College\|haileybury]], Ashley Eden arrived in Calcutta in 1852. He was a nephew of [[Auckland, Lord\|lord auckland], Governor General of India (1836-42).

	In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.		In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[Santal Rebellion\|santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.

	The main marks of Eden';s administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, [[rent commission]] (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School'; after him (Eden Girls'; School, then [[eden girls'; college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers'; Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.		The main marks of Eden's administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, [[rent commission]] (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School' after him (Eden Girls' School, then [[Eden Mohila College\|eden girls' college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers' Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.

	Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam~~] [Islam, Sirajul Chief Editor, Banglapedia~~]		Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Eden, Sir Ashley''' (1831-1887) Lieutenant Governor of Bengal (1877-82). Born on 13 November 1831 and educated at Rugby, Winchester and [[haileybury]], Ashley Eden arrived in Calcutta in 1852. He was a nephew of [[lord auckland]][[,]] Governor General of India (1836-42).		'''Eden, Sir Ashley''' (1831-1887) Lieutenant Governor of Bengal (1877-82). Born on 13 November 1831 and educated at Rugby, Winchester and [[haileybury]], Ashley Eden arrived in Calcutta in 1852. He was a nephew of [[lord auckland]][[,]] Governor General of India (1836-42).

	~~<p class=Normal >~~In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.		In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~The main marks of Eden';s administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, [[rent commission]] (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School'; after him (Eden Girls'; School, then [[eden girls'; college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers'; Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.		The main marks of Eden';s administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, [[rent commission]] (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School'; after him (Eden Girls'; School, then [[eden girls'; college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers'; Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam] [Islam, Sirajul Chief Editor, Banglapedia]		Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam] [Islam, Sirajul Chief Editor, Banglapedia]

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<p class=Normal >'''Eden, Sir Ashley''' (1831-1887) Lieutenant Governor of Bengal (1877-82). Born on 13 November 1831 and educated at Rugby, Winchester and [[haileybury]], Ashley Eden arrived in Calcutta in 1852. He was a nephew of [[lord auckland]][[,]] Governor General of India (1836-42).

<p class=Normal >In his Bengal career Eden made his maiden mark in suppressing the [[santal rebellion]], 1855. He served in many capacities at district and central levels before he became the Secretary to the Government of Bengal (1860-71). He served as Chief Commissioner of British Burma (1871-1877) immediately before he became the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal.

<p class=Normal >The main marks of Eden';s administration were the famine (1877), Bengal License Act (1878) providing for the levy of a license fee on trades and industries, separation of the Civil Service into executive and judicial branches (1878), introduction of steam tramway in Darjeeling, extension of railway lines, [[rent commission]] (1880), reorganisation of Education Department, establishment of the Engineering College at Sibpur (1878), remaining the 'Dhaka Female School'; after him (Eden Girls'; School, then [[eden girls'; college]]), 1878, [[vernacular press act]] (1878), new Bengal Secretariat in Writers'; Buildings and initiatives in strengthening local self-government.

<p class=Normal >Ashley Eden was honoured with CSI in 1874 and KCSI in 1878. On retirement he joined the India Council in 1882 as a member and served there until his death on 8 July 1887. [Sirajul Islam] [Islam, Sirajul Chief Editor, Banglapedia]

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