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Lewes departed Durban 13 August and arrived at	Ceylon a month later.
voyage to the mountains north of Madras and to	Ceylon, a description of which was later published in
The Church of	Ceylon: A history, 1945-1995 Editor: Medis, Frederick
In 1847 he was appointed Governor of	Ceylon, a post he held until 1850.
Hamid Sayani helped popularise Radio	Ceylon across the Indian sub-continent.
The University of	Ceylon Act No. 1 of 1972, replaced it with the Univer
Postgraduate Medicine under the University of	Ceylon Act No.1 of 1976 with Professor K. N. Senevira
eld for the administration officers called the	Ceylon Administrative Service (CAS) exam.
adio SEAC was handed over to the Government of	Ceylon after World War II who changed the name to Rad
as the first prime minister of Sri Lanka (then	Ceylon) after gaining independence.
Bandaranaike became the 4th Prime Minister of	Ceylon after independence and his granddaughter Chand
s next appearance in important cricket was for	Ceylon, again in a one-day match with an England side
bound for India but it played four matches in	Ceylon against the Europeans XI, the Ceylonese XI, an
only first-class appearance for the Europeans (	Ceylon) against the Marylebone Cricket Club in Januar
d first-class match 5 years later, playing for	Ceylon against the Indian University Occasionals.
de his first-class debut in 1956, representing	Ceylon against India at the P Saravanamuttu Stadium.
He played his first first-class match for	Ceylon against an English side in 1966, and was later
d Silver medals for furniture exhibited at the	Ceylon Agricultural Exhibitions, the Indian Industria
Incidentally, he was the one who bought the	Ceylon Agriculture Self-sufficiency bill in the Legis
with first class honors from the University of	Ceylon, Ahmed Marikar sat for the Ceylon Civil Servic
The Royal	Ceylon Air Force first establish a detachment in the
Final in 1951 as the Royal	Ceylon Air Force (RCyAF) was established as the young
He was the second Commander of the Royal	Ceylon Air Force during the early 1960s.
y Balliols exported were 12 Mk.2s to the Royal	Ceylon Air Force.
Established in 1959 when the Royal	Ceylon Air Force acquired BAC Jet Provost from the UK
e Wing goes back to the formation of the Royal	Ceylon Air Force when pilot training began with de Ha
ri Lanka Air Force, its predecessor, the Royal	Ceylon Air Force.
He wrote The Game Birds of India, Burmah and	Ceylon along with Allan Octavian Hume in three volume
stablished law department of the University of	Ceylon along with Lakshman Kadirgamar.
The Dutch in	Ceylon: an account of their early visits to the islan
s membership included the British governors of	Ceylon and high civil, judicial and medical officials
The Executive Council of	Ceylon and the Legislative Council of Ceylon was esta
rogrammes broadcast over the airwaves of Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Co
He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry,	Ceylon and Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences
ereafter he was appointed as Director of Radio	Ceylon and thereafter went on to serve five years in
of Posts and Telecommunications in independent	Ceylon and father of Ganesh Sittampalam the Guinness
olonial governor, who was once the Governor of	Ceylon and Governor of Straits Settlements.
the holder a seat in the Executive Council of	Ceylon and advised the Governor of Ceylon on military
n took command of the Indian built frigate HMS	Ceylon and continued operating in the Indian Ocean, b
and went on to become the Solicitor General of	Ceylon and Acting Attorney General, when C.H. Elphins
in the firm of Shaw Wallace & Co of India and	Ceylon and of R. G. Shaw & Co of London and one of th
lombo, he gained a B.A. from the University of	Ceylon and was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship (to the U
lumes of The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma(1902-1918).
yed first class cricket during 1971 to 1972 in	Ceylon and for the Cambridge University team.
sh Services of the Commercial Service of Radio	Ceylon and the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation.
vivors were put on the liner Nankin, bound for	Ceylon, and ultimately, home to Britain.
English cricket team led by G F Vernon toured	Ceylon and India in the winter of 1889-90.
is tour, see : Lord Hawke's XI cricket team in	Ceylon and India in 1892-93
lled to the bar as a barrister, he returned to	Ceylon and practiced law.
the Bachelor of Laws degree in Sri Lanka (then	Ceylon) and was an Attorney at Law by profession .
e, he was first appointed high commissioner to	Ceylon and then successfully ran for parliament in 19
t the Royal College Colombo, the University of	Ceylon and Harvard University.
Malaysia, New Caledonia, Sri Lanka, Thailand,	Ceylon and Australia.
he team stopped to play the national team from	Ceylon, and Cleaver took his part as one of the two t
for 24 years from 1930-54, including in India,	Ceylon and Burma, rising to the rank of Lt-Colonel.
flown off the Shah and she briefly returned to	Ceylon and Bombay for refitting and training.
re formed in the campuses of the University of	Ceylon and there after continued in the University of
. (1905) The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma.
and, South Africa, the Pacific Islands, India,	Ceylon, and several countries in Europe.
In his 40 first class games for both	Ceylon and Oxford Universities, De Saram made 2789 ru
d the first Western Medical Mission in Asia at	Ceylon and later became the first American medical mi
the introduction of Sinhala pop music at Radio	Ceylon and the English Service.
lored much of the territory of South India and	Ceylon, and visited Malaya, Singapore and Indonesia.
Later it moved to Singapore, Colombo (	Ceylon) and then Kilindini (Kenya).
The tea is grown in the mountains of central	Ceylon and is made using oil from the Bergamot fruit.
Sir Julien Cahn's cricket team toured	Ceylon and Malaya in the spring of 1937.
He then returned to	Ceylon and joined the Lanka Sama Samaja Party (LSSP).
e former Postmaster General, Director of Radio	Ceylon and Government Agent.
With Olcott's help, Thass was able to visit	Ceylon and obtain diksha from the Sinhalese Buddhist
cripts (The Near and Middle East : India, with	Ceylon, and Burma : Central and Eastern Asia)
The ships visited Australia, Japan,	Ceylon, and other countries, arriving at Suez on 3 Ja
chi, Pakistan; Singapore, Malaya; Trincomalee,	Ceylon; and Bombay, India.
ese bomb hit the ship that was carrying him to	Ceylon, and because the crew were reluctant to evacua
Norton Pereira was a broadcaster with Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Co
ty into the Bolshevik-Leninist Party of India,	Ceylon and Burma (BLPI).
It was introduced into parts of Africa,	Ceylon, and Malesia (Smith, 1985; pp.
he British Commonwealth Conference in Colombo,	Ceylon and to the Fifth Session of the United Nations
he Admiralty, leading naval missions to India,	Ceylon and Burma.
therine Scott came to Sri Lanka (then known as	Ceylon) and started the "Kollupitiya Girl's English S
During the interwar period he served in India,	Ceylon and even at the Tank Inspection Department, at
hire saw service in Malta, the Ionian Islands,	Ceylon and China.
89) was a distinguished broadcaster with Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Co
He was a pioneer of Radio	Ceylon and the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation and
cted as a member of the Legislative Council of	Ceylon and to the State Council.
ere, she sailed to Suez, Egypt, Aden, Colombo,	Ceylon, and Madras, India, where she arrived on 7 Jan
reatly reduced the strength of Dutch forces in	Ceylon and gave fortification details to the British.
The Australia national cricket team toured	Ceylon and India in the last three months of 1969.
New Episode:	Ceylon and southern India.
T (1907) The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma.
Hewegama graduated from the University of	Ceylon and took oaths as an Advocate.
vision of this Act, the status of a citizen of	Ceylon, and it is found at any time that the renuncia
its branch under the name, Commercial Bank of	Ceylon and took 40% of the equity.
He was born in	Ceylon and went to Japan in 1961 as a Mombusho schola
Smith's The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma.
He was a judge of the Supreme Court of	Ceylon and Solicitor General of Ceylon.
e were able to listen to broadcasts from Radio	Ceylon and many of the popular items now in the progr
mo Fernando was a popular announcer with Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Ceylon Broadcasting Corpo
: Portuguese conquest of Jaffna Kingdom, Dutch	Ceylon, and British Ceylon
ut this tour, see : Australian cricket team in	Ceylon and India in 1935-36
His music was featured widely on Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Co
blished in Colombo Campus of the University of	Ceylon and was upgraded to a faculty in 1973.
Oates in The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma series.
His enduring love and affection for	Ceylon and its people stayed with him - as is evident
eon Belleth was a popular announcer with Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Co
ed port of Trincomalee on the eastern coast of	Ceylon, and successfully stormed Fort Fredrick and Fo
rics in the Faculty of Medicine, University of	Ceylon and subsequently the University of Colombo.
lished many notes on exotic animals from Java,	Ceylon and the Cape.
eded at HQ South East Asia Command at Kandy in	Ceylon and as NCAC commander he was required to be re
ornwall, 320 km (170 nmi; 200 mi) southwest of	Ceylon, and sank the two ships.
human specimens as the Bushmen, the Veddhas of	Ceylon, and some African tribes, to the same intellec
It served the Dutch East India Company in	Ceylon and Cape Town.
The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma.
in economics and sociology from University of	Ceylon and was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to stu
1889: The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma.
He was born at Baddegama, Sri Lanka (then	Ceylon), and returned to England to be educated at Sh
n 1887 Bruno Geisler began collecting birds in	Ceylon and Java with his brother Herbert.
, who would become the first Prime Minister of	Ceylon and found the United National Party which is s
West preached in India,	Ceylon, and Hong Kong.
velled as part of George Vernon's team to tour	Ceylon and India in the English winter of 1889-90, pl
He is perhaps best known for writing	Ceylon and the Cingalese, a book published in two vol
it was replaced by the arms of the Dominion of	Ceylon and was once again replaced in 1972 with the a
ynchota :The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma
k (1900) The Fauna of British India, including	Ceylon and Burma - the Arachnida volume.
He wrote extensively about his travels to	Ceylon and India.
ut this tour, see : Australian cricket team in	Ceylon and India in 1969-70
asekera was a respected broadcaster with Radio	Ceylon and subsequently the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Co
g completed his degree, Gunasekara returned to	Ceylon and became captain of his country's cricket te
In 1796 he accompanied his regiment to	Ceylon, and in 1799 became by exchange captain and li
study veterinary sciences at the University of	Ceylon and gained his M.A. and PhD from the Universit
eries on The Fauna of British India, Including	Ceylon and Burma.
fleet and adequate air support operating from	Ceylon and sent General Wavell (India Command) a note
S London, HMS Cumberland, HMNZS Gambia and HMS	Ceylon, and ten destroyers.
the ceremonial assembly hall for the Senate of	Ceylon and the House of Representatives of Ceylon unt
He was the Speaker of the State Council of	Ceylon and a member of the Legislative Council of Cey
In 1819 Greenwell took his regiment out to	Ceylon, and commanded it there for six years, but was
in the island and of the oldest bank, Bank of	Ceylon, and the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.
In fact, when rulers of	Ceylon and Calicut received news that your Majesty's
illions tuned into the radio station and Radio	Ceylon announcers enjoyed iconic status with South As
s deligation bring tributes to the Governor of	Ceylon annually for British protection.
The result of his residence in	Ceylon appeared in Christianity in Ceylon (1850) and
The	Ceylon Armed Services Inauguration Medal was awarded
e received the Vishista Seva Vibhushanaya, the	Ceylon Armed Services Long Service Medal and clasp, P
ng his long career in the Navy he received the	Ceylon Armed Services Long Service Medal and clasp, P
It replaced the	Ceylon Armed Services Long Service Medal in 1972 when
p, Republic of Sri Lanka Armed Services Medal,	Ceylon Armed Services Long Services Medal and Clasp,
Reconnaissance Regiment became the core of the	Ceylon Armoured Corps.
aissance Regiment became the first unit of the	Ceylon Armoured Corps.
War II, it was taken over by the newly formed	Ceylon Army after Ceylon gained independence in 1948.
With the establishment of the	Ceylon Army in October 1948 a Provost Section was rai
The	Ceylon Army Pioneer Corps was raised on 5 July 1959 w
When the	Ceylon Army was raised in 1949, the need arose to rec
This regiment was disbanded when the	Ceylon Army was formed in 1949.
After independence in 1948 the newly formed	Ceylon Army built a base.
vacationing residence of the Commander of the	Ceylon Army and later was used by government minister
nese Army officer to serve as Commander of the	Ceylon Army (now Sri Lankan Army), a post he held fro
Costa requested a transfer to his old unit the	Ceylon Army Medical Corps which was turned down.
d prominently in the post-independence regular	Ceylon Army until General D. S. Attygalle (1967-1977)
onnaissance Squadron as the Cavalry Arm in the	Ceylon Army in the traditions of 1st The Queen's Drag
Since the 1950s the	Ceylon Army had assisted the police to guard the Temp
Anton Muttukumaru (later Commander of the	Ceylon Army) rowed at bow in a college four.
he War Medal 1939-1945, and for service in the	Ceylon Army, he received the Ceylon Armed Services In
Army were taken over by the newly established	Ceylon Army, and Diyatalawa became the primary traini
of October 10, 1949 marked the creation of the	Ceylon Army, as the CDF the CRNVR disbanded to make w
at was awarded to volunteer other ranks of the	Ceylon Army.
nstructed regular, and reconstituted volunteer	Ceylon Army.
parts it was garrisoned by a detachment of the	Ceylon Army.
elvanathan "Bai" Kadirgamar was a Major in the	Ceylon Army.
She sailed for	Ceylon, arriving in April 1944.
awn to facilitate a take over by troops of the	Ceylon Artillery.
He then became	Ceylon's first city planner, when he was appointed to
ablished in 1948 following the independence of	Ceylon as the Ministry of External Affairs and Defenc
olonial Office in London, but then returned to	Ceylon as private secretary to Governor Sir Robert Ch
The Company was established in 1894 in	Ceylon as The Nahalma Tea Estate Company Limited.
as the Former Order; those who derived it from	Ceylon as the Latter Order.
it, with the leftist LSSP and Communist Party (	Ceylon) as well as the Tamil Nationalist Parties oppo
use of the British General Officer Commanding,	Ceylon as a vacationing residence in the cold highlan
British sportsmen pursued jackals in	Ceylon as well, though hounds would not attack jackal
l Mills as well as other business interests in	Ceylon, as Sri Lanka was then called.
ed in 1942 with the founding the University of	Ceylon, as such it is one of the two oldest faculties
general elections for the first Parliament of	Ceylon as a representative of the Galaha Electorate.
r travelling as far as North Africa, London or	Ceylon, as had been her original intention.
An account of his sea trip to	Ceylon as a part of a church delegation is considered
Established in 1949 in the University of	Ceylon as the department of education in Colombo it w
went against the colonial system prevailing in	Ceylon, as Sri Lanka was then known.
Southern India, but not in the desert-tracts;	Ceylon; Assam; Burma and Tenasserim; extending to Chi
He was also an Honorary Life Member of the	Ceylon Association in London.
He joined Radio	Ceylon at a time when the station was ruling the airw
ouncil, he joined the faculty of University of	Ceylon at the Peradeniya Campus.
Assembly) was a political party in Sri Lanka (	Ceylon at the time) founded by Solomon West Ridgeway
g from Australia and New Zealand and it played	Ceylon at the Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu Stadium in Co
From 1948 to 1972, the nation was known as	Ceylon at the Olympic Games.
rs for the Southeast Asia Treaty Conference at	Ceylon at which Commander, Middle East Force, represe
nese in the British Colonial Administration of	Ceylon at the time.
strator who worked at the Botanical Gardens in	Ceylon at Kalutara between 1818-1822 and Peradenyia f
Burmese Buddhism with the Mahavihara school of	Ceylon, away from the Conjeveram-Thaton school of Shi
were then based at Chittagong Burma, Ratmalana	Ceylon, Baigachi and Mingaladon where the Beaufighter
In 1958 the	Ceylon Basketball Federation (CBF) was established wh
e Queen's Police Medal which was awarded until	Ceylon became a Republic in 1972.
underwent yet another name change in 1972 when	Ceylon became the republic of Sri Lanka.
After	Ceylon became Sri Lanka and MCC stopped organising En

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