... informers. He has been sen- tenced by the Imperial Court of Riom to five years’ impri- sonment, five years’ deprivation of civil rights, five years’ surveillance by the poli ce when he comes out of prison, and a fine of 10,000 francs ( £400). The heavy ...

... to submit, had produced no effect. Oude is pacified, the enemy flying towards Sundeera. Jung Bahadoor goes to Allahabad. No civil officers had yet been sent to Lucknow the government. Some inhabitants were returning to the city. The heat was increasing ...

... Jeray being in arms against the government of Martiney. The treaty between New Granada and United' States had been ratified by the New Granadian congress. The United States senate has appointed a committee to confer with a similar one from the House on the ...

... to submit, had produced no effect. Oude is pacified, the enemy flying towards Sundeera. ing Dahadoor gocs to Allahabad. No civil officer has yet been sent to Lucknow by the government. Some inhabitants were returning to the city. The beat was increasing ...

... ptta INTELLIGENCE In Earl for India pi disapproval of of India pro-by Ministry earl withdrew for certain returns with Indian Civil Servioe their Lordships adjourned In of Commons Chancellor of Exchequer moved his resolution into committee on Indian Friday ...

... STAMPS paid by the Company. ENTRY MONEY charged. NO EXTRA PREMIUM charged for residence Australia, New Zealand, Canada, or the United States of America, within certain limits. FIRE DEPARTMENT. of almost every description may be Insured against Loss or Damage ...

... Opposition still expect a victory. Another correspondent of the Times, F. S. Head, late of the Bengal civil service, and formerly employed in the resettlement of the North-western Provinces, insists that Lord Ellenborough misconceives the intention and effect ...

... Lord Canning’s proclamation. A letter in the Times, under the signature of F. S. Head, Bengal Civil Service, who was formerly employed in the re-settlement of the North Western provinces, and who professes to understand the niceties of the Indian land ...

... fawn being censures him because this revengeful spirit is shown • LATARD oN INDIA. —Mr. Layard, who would dispiriting to the United Reformers, but greatly towards a people whom the English Government had make a good advocate but a bad judge has been to ...

... avowed by • superior at home that the:penalty is unjust, and therefore shall not be exacted, what becomes of the power of resettlement which depends making welcome exceptions ? Not only it impo,sible for Lord Canning to make the repression of a great rebellion ...

... were I murdered, aod all but Secuuder marched off to Delhi. I Secunder, however, galloped off to Coel, and Informed I the civil authorities there of what had taken place, lie I lid nut long remain faithful, but joined the Delhi muti- I neers, atid was ...

... 4, is that he do, , s not wish t h em t o be pu bli c ly discussed and tly It is with regret that we gee th i s system The United Service.—A paper on Our Position in India, with a glance at our recent operations', is the first to meet the reader. The ...