... known previously that disaffection existed amongst that portion of the troops which had been enlisted in the name of the East India Company, and who insisted that they could not justly be compelled against their will to enter the service of the Crown. The ...

... Friday Moving. The Chairmanship the East Company.— Col. Sykes was, on Wednesday, unanimously elected Chairman of the East India Company. Death op Dr. Bright.—Dr. Richard Bright, the well-known London physician, died last night. Tole, the Deserter— Tole ...

... regiment is preod of it. This Highland fregiment was one of the four extra regiments of loot provided at the coat of the East India Company in 1787. It was present at the siege and capture of Delhi, tho fight Cawnpore, and the capture of Lucknow. Tho Gordons ...

... to petitions presented to the House iu the last ar.d present sessions from officers of the late Indian armies of the East India Company, and moved address to the Crown, praying for the immediate redress of their grievances. The motion was agreed to by ...

... Thornhill, who had settled at Royston some time previous. He accompanied Lord Cardigan’s first mission to China, sent the East India Company. Ho died in 1790, and was buried in the churchyard. His son John Oldroyd, born in 1787, assisted in tho organisation ...

... TRAD* WITH INDIA. They obtained charter, under tbo uatne-of the East India Company— most famous chartered company that ever existed. Thirteen years later they made a beginning establiaLing a trading-post Surat. Muik, solo object was trade, and it continued ...

... shining armour by which meant to hold the entry had made good. For some years then the Government of India, through the East India Company, continued a strange amalgamation of speculating merchants and military conquerors, till at last, when the mutiny was ...

... Licent : of Midwiferv. the 24th of the fol'ow July he war chosen amoncii the firat-daea furseoDß for the service of East India Company. In Angrat. 1857, he thus writes friends in Barnsley : —You have no j o0 hear*! of the atroc : tiea of the villainous ...

... to interfere with the religion of its subjects, and not directly or indirectly to take possession of their lands. The East India Company systematically discouraged both these interferences; and while it lasted, it held at bay the reprobates who on both ...

... Lawrence will be able to accomplish all that can yet be done for India; but the ability which has raised the servant of the East India Company to the vice-regal throne, the honoural career which has wen universal respect alike from natives and from Europeans ...

... the furnaces for three days, at a cost of Parker asked the witness whether the company hadaoonirtct for rails with the East India Company, bat Mr Clegg objected to the qnesiioo.—la answer to Mr L>legg, witoees said they had agreed to' give the extra prioe ...

... summary of intelligence. (From th ...