... the throne in onposiiion to the heir-apparent; so that not only is the family coming to England to dispute with the East India Company for the possession of the throne of which the ex- King has been deprived, but also to settle a dispute amongst themselves ...

... convict depot, and when transportation was abolished she became a coal hulk. She was built for the Government by the East India Company early in the reign of George IV. - - - • • • • Lady Bradford, whose death is mourned by every large circle of friends ...

... condition f«vnr when she was put into railway carriage. Thk Kkwaro or orn Indian Hkroks.—At special general court of the East India Company resnlu ions bar been unanimously made by the Court of D>r« clots granting to Major-General Sir Arcbdale Wilson, Bart ...

... Exhibition mas opened of February. Meetings to petition Parliament against new Penal Code, subjecting Eur tion of the East India Company Interesting intelligence is b: can mail. Our Minister interviem with tho new Prcsk woo* of national goodwill were said ...

... He was born in 1511, and had thus reached his 69th year. He beg,te his life work as a writer in the service of the East India Company, and it was iu connection with India, of which he subsequently became Viceroy and Governor-General, that his most remarkable ...

... recommendation of Lord Palmerston, granted her a pension of 50/. per annum. This, added to the small annuity from the East India Company, and the income she derives from the liberal subscriptions raised among the merchants and brokers of London, will place ...

... length took place in the Lords in reference to another of those manifold acts of oppression and tyranny exercised by the East India Company over the native princes. Attention was drawn to the subject by the Marquis of CLANKICARDE ; but as its detail is only ...

... your honourable House will adopt ouch measuree as may be necessary for removing the Government of this country from the East India Company, and substituting in its place the direct Government of her Majesty the Queen, with open Ivgivlativ* council, suitable ...

... than the alter-date inquiry about the blunders in the Crimea. I mean that curious appeal case in the Privy Council—the East India Company v. the Hon. Mrs. Dyce Sombre. Pacts are elicited which rival in extravagance the astounding incidents of an Eastern ...

... agree with these remarks, hut there is one thing which I think would in* appropriate. Considering the way in which the East India Company have misgoverned country which has new rebelled, it would certainly be edifying spectacle if the Court of Directors ...

... features marked and regular. This interesting relic of remote antiquity is for the present preserved in the Museum of the East India Company. Of all the mighty empires which have left a lasting impression on the memory, none has so completely perished as that ...

... experimeed nre‘sure acason; bu- when, in addition u» loc»l cirroau tb. re is panic and commercial crisis in i«k, a loan the East India Company, obtf circumstances connection with Indu, but little surprise can be fell the disturlaace !»• visible. Amorptbc important ...