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Below is a
list of chief commissioners of Delhi
:
1912-1918:
William Malcolm Hailey
1918-1924:
Claud Alexander Barron
1924-1926:
Evelyn Robins Abbott
1926-1928:
Alexander Montague Stow
1928:
John Nesbitt Gordon Johnson
(acting)
1928-1932:
John Perronet Thompson
1932-1937:
John Nesbitt Gordon Johnson
1937-1940:
Evan Meredith Jenkins
1940-1945:
Arthur Vivian Askwith
1945-1947:
William Christie
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Administrators of provinces in
British India
Governors
Agra Presidency
(1834–1836)
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
(1945–1947)
1
Assam
(1921–1947)
1
Bengal Presidency
(1700–1774, 1912–1947)
Bihar
(1936–1947)
1
Bihar and Orissa Province
(1920–1936)
Bombay Presidency
(1694–1947)
Burma
(1923–1937)
Central Provinces and Berar
(1920–1947)
Madras Presidency
(1698–1947)
North-West Frontier Province
(1932–1948)
Orissa
(1936–1947)
1
Punjab
(1921–1947)
1
Sind
(1936–1947)
United Provinces of British India
(1921–1937)
United Provinces
(1937–1947)
Lt. Governors
Bengal, Bihar and Orissa Provinces
(1854–1912)
Assam
(1905–1912)
Bihar and Orissa Province
(1912–1920)
Burma
(1897–1923)
North-Western Provinces
(1836–1877)
North-Western Provinces
(1877–1902)
Punjab
(1859–1921)
United Provinces of Agra and Oudh
(1902–1921)
Chief
Commissioners
Ajmer-Merwara
(1871–1947)
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
(1872–1945)
Assam
(1874–1905, 1912–1921)
Balochistan
(1877–1947)
Burma
(1886–1897)
Central Provinces
(1861–1920)
Coorg Province
(1869–1947)
Delhi
(1912–1947)
Lower Burma
(1867–1886)
North-West Frontier Province
(1901–1932)
Oudh
(1856–1877)
Oudh
(1877–1902)
Panth-Piploda
(1942–1947)
Punjab
(1853–1859)
Commissioners
Assam
(1828–1874)
Sind
(1843–1936)
Superintendents
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
(1858–1872)
1
Office retained following
Indian independence