Burke’s Works, 1852, vii. 23.

1809.—“Twenty trays of shawls, kheen-kaubs … were tendered to me.”—Ld. Valentia, i. 117.

[1813.—Forbes writes keemcob, keemcab, Or. Mem. 2nd i. 311; ii. 418.]

1829.—“Tired of this service we took possession of the town of Muttra, driving them out. Here we had glorious plunder—shawls, silks, satins, khemkaubs, money, &c.”—Mem. of John Shipp, i. 124.

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