The Calcutta Review, Tom 8University of Calcutta., 1847 |
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Strona 231
... Lal Singh . The almost PROPHETIC reflections on the impolicy of leaving the Rani at Lahore , have , as all our readers know , been since amply justified ; and so far from sympathizing with " the bereaved mother , " we rejoice over the ...
... Lal Singh . The almost PROPHETIC reflections on the impolicy of leaving the Rani at Lahore , have , as all our readers know , been since amply justified ; and so far from sympathizing with " the bereaved mother , " we rejoice over the ...
Strona 235
... Lal Singh in the performance of this duty has made many enemies , each chief resentiug the minister's act as a personal injury to himself , and being probably disposed to revenge his wrong by those violent and vindictive means resorted ...
... Lal Singh in the performance of this duty has made many enemies , each chief resentiug the minister's act as a personal injury to himself , and being probably disposed to revenge his wrong by those violent and vindictive means resorted ...
Strona 236
... Lal Singh to the rigid execution of his duty in carrying out the retrenchments ren- dered necessary by the territorial losses of the Lahore state . If , however , we have read the Delhi Gazette's Lahore news aright , the late Vizier did ...
... Lal Singh to the rigid execution of his duty in carrying out the retrenchments ren- dered necessary by the territorial losses of the Lahore state . If , however , we have read the Delhi Gazette's Lahore news aright , the late Vizier did ...
Strona 237
... Lal Singh might have been as little objected to by those on whom they fell the heaviest , if he had honestly applied the proceeds to paying up the army , and consolidating the Raj . But if we are righly informed , that what he took from ...
... Lal Singh might have been as little objected to by those on whom they fell the heaviest , if he had honestly applied the proceeds to paying up the army , and consolidating the Raj . But if we are righly informed , that what he took from ...
Strona 238
... Lal Singh was as much set up by Lord Hardinge as Tufuzzul Hussein by Sir John Shore , or Chundú Lal by Sir George Barlow . But it is high time that this matter should be put in its right light . When the Army of the Sutlej was advancing ...
... Lal Singh was as much set up by Lord Hardinge as Tufuzzul Hussein by Sir John Shore , or Chundú Lal by Sir George Barlow . But it is high time that this matter should be put in its right light . When the Army of the Sutlej was advancing ...
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