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... force to compel the Nizam of Hyderabad to merge his State in the Dominion of India. Last night the Hyderabad Government sent an urgent appeal to the United Nations Security Council to consider its complaint against India at the earliest possible moment ...
... independence of Hyderabad a threat to the existence of India, and condemned the orgies of misrule within the State. Coupled with warnings that India's patience is nearly exhausted, this is ominously Hitler - like language. Hyderabad is not a democracy ...
... rightly drew first attention to India's shocking act of aggression against Hyderabad, for it is nothing less. And the British Government has a direct responsibility. Mr Eden quoted the clear Government pledge that Hyderabad's princely Tiller would be free ...
... dispute in, face of India's refusal to countenance arbitration of any kind. Indeed, because of it. Mr Nehru's attitude becomes more and more unjustifiable. By the U.N. Commission's resolutions of 1948 and January 1949 both Pakistan and India are pledged to ...
... all administrative matters between India and Hyderabad, largest Indian native state which has declined to accede to either Pakistan or India, was signed at New Delhi to-day by Earl Mountbatten, Governor-General of India. Reach Port. —After being damaged ...
... particularly emphasised the terrible events in Malaya and the naked and unforgivable aggression of India on the practically undefended State of Hyderabad Mr Bevin followed in the worst speech he has made in this Parliament Dr Dalton finished for the Government ...
... PITTMAN.—Vera and George Pittman, children: ol Col/Sgt. Pittman, Royal Irish Rifles. Vera left India in 1910. George last heard of) in Boy's College in Hyderabad, Central ludin.‘ QUlNN.—Patrick Quinn, last heard of 1n Nottingham. s | READE.—Arthur Reade ...
... have missed reading a single copy of The Arbroath Guide for 50 years. My mother sent it to me every week till her death in 1948, and since then Miss Walker, of Messrs .I. F. Hood & Son. booksellers, Arbroath, has sent it to me regularly. Below I give ...
... Barrett s Ord, CANALS AND DOCKS. Lon. India Docks Pf, 80 I Lon. India Dock A Db, 92 I, ...
... 75 Mort Deb, 108 Bieckert's Brew 2d Deb, 77 Thrslfall's Pref, CANALS AND DOCKS. India Doc'«s Prf, 1 Lon A India Docks Def, 19} Lon. A India Docks B Prf, 9S l.ou. a India Docks A Db, 944 COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL. &C. Aerated Brunei, 141 Improved Industl ...
... 34% B Deb, 914 CANALS AND DOCKS. Lon. A India Docks Pref, I Lon. A India Docks B Prf, 70* Lon. A India Docks Def, ' on. A India Dock Deb, 934 19 I Lou. A India Docks Deb, Lon. A India Docks A Pf, 103 4 Lon. A ...
... the business done on the London Stock BRITISH FUNDS. &c. 5, 103 82% tanks of for Indias at 2 Red 1k ae ek 1+ 105) oo wth fea India Sook, 1948, 106 5 6g 104 Stuck, | india Stock 1906, Tig COR ORATION AND COUNTY STOCKS—UNIT!I Metropolitan, acd ist 4. Me ...