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... and left two daughters. The younger of these married in 1834 her kinsman, Stewart William Gardner, an officer in the East India Company, and who was the second son of Admiral Gardner’s second son. The double claim of the peersge arises from the fact that ...
... grandmother’s short life and tragic death. The youngest daughter of an Irish gentleman, at one time in the service of the East India Company, the went out after her father’'s death, while still in her teens, to Indis to join & married sister, a Mrs. Frith. ...
... were divided; and since that time there has been a separate Colonial Secretary. It was in 1838, on the death of the East India Company, that the Indian Secretary was appointed. | It is difficult to trace the growth of personal | influence and power of ...
... Wimbledon, on Tuesday morning. at the age of seventy. Sir George wan the son of Mr. John Campbell, In the service of the East India Company, and after two years with the Argyll and Bute Rifles, entered the Bombay Police in 1t57. As a rnaglitrate and commandant ...
... colonisers, so that one finds their names dotted round the coast at prominent positions, but never inland. The Dutch East India Company came next, and such names as Table, Mossel, Fish, and Flesh Bays were all given by the captains of the vessels which ...
... and superintendent of records, deplored the deficiency in existing documents dealing with the earlier periods of the East India Company. Tc some extent the confusion into which these had fall.n was apparently the resuit of deliberate destruction. In support ...
... who bas been made a K.C.B. at the age of 86—a probably unprecedented circumstance—is & _survivor of the u';:jol the East India Company. He has resided in inbnrfh since the early fifties, and he is regarded as the father of the Edinburgh Rifle Volunteers ...
... late General Birdwood, Commissary-General of Bombay. Both his grandfather and “tather served with Jminction under the East India Company. Sir George was educated for the medical profession at l-ldingu h. He received the Companionship of the Star olrfndia ...
... value of a bones belongiog to the Maharajah Doha, Singh (Priam Victor's father) in MT and destroyed that year by the East India Company's soldiers, But the balk of the claim (chick tune into bun• drede of of roods not yet calculated by the plaintiff) refrrs ...
... system of private ion corruption. The administrative becan for the first time what-it had long been in namethe Honourable East India Company—and military officers learnt to look with as great horror underhand transactions mth natives as their mm :l 'munv- made ...