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Pagina 35
... ment , and his expenses were so nicely regulated , that he never spent a fraction beyond what was absolutely necessary to support the appearance of a gentle- man of course , nobody ever thought of asking him for a pice upon any pretext ...
... ment , and his expenses were so nicely regulated , that he never spent a fraction beyond what was absolutely necessary to support the appearance of a gentle- man of course , nobody ever thought of asking him for a pice upon any pretext ...
Pagina 52
... ment between the Marquess of Wellesley and the nawab , in 1802 , explain- ing the treaty of 1801 , " and to be exercised through his excellency's own officers and servants , the British Government having engaged to guarantee the ...
... ment between the Marquess of Wellesley and the nawab , in 1802 , explain- ing the treaty of 1801 , " and to be exercised through his excellency's own officers and servants , the British Government having engaged to guarantee the ...
Pagina 54
... ment : these sums make up nearly three - fourths of the claim . " The non- existence of the alleged fact , from which this string of consequences is drawn , " the Court observe , " was fully 54 Case of the Lucknow Bankers .
... ment : these sums make up nearly three - fourths of the claim . " The non- existence of the alleged fact , from which this string of consequences is drawn , " the Court observe , " was fully 54 Case of the Lucknow Bankers .
Pagina 68
... ment had so universally established , and disarmed death of all its terrors among the natives . Indifferent to it from fatalism , it was from these and other causes , sometimes not unacceptable , and sometimes even desirable . Mr ...
... ment had so universally established , and disarmed death of all its terrors among the natives . Indifferent to it from fatalism , it was from these and other causes , sometimes not unacceptable , and sometimes even desirable . Mr ...
Pagina 78
... ment and ultimate triumph of true revelation . No visible progress has been made in the conversion of the natives to Christianity , as far as my observation has extended . At the Presidency , I have no doubt that the confidence of many ...
... ment and ultimate triumph of true revelation . No visible progress has been made in the conversion of the natives to Christianity , as far as my observation has extended . At the Presidency , I have no doubt that the confidence of many ...
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Pagina 282 - The lips are very large ; the ears long and pendent ; and there appears to have been a tiara on the head. The figure is covered by a mantle, which hangs over it in all parts, and has been formed of a kind of plaster ; the image having been studded with wooden pins in various places, to assist in fixing it.
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Pagina 58 - We are so much aware of the difficulty of divesting a friendly communication to a weaker power of the character of authority, and are so apprehensive that the consequence of pressing upon the vizier the consideration of those claims might bring upon him others from various quarters, that we direct you to rest contented with the attempt you have already made, and to abstain from any similar proceedings hereafter, at the instance either of these or any other claimants.