Treaty of Peace Between East India Company and Nepal
The Treaty of Peace concluded at Segenley in December 1815 between the British Government and the Rajah of Nipau establishes perpetual peace, renunciation of lands by Nipau, cession of extensive territories to the East India Company, and pensions to Nipali chiefs. Evacuation by Gurkha troops is set for forty days, with arbitration to Britain for future disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipaud
Segenley
Nipaul
David Ochters Doug
Ral
Mackwanpore
Nipaal
Woroabte East India Company
Asi Aidia Coumpany
Niepaul
Rejah
Mase India Company
Kali
Rapti
Boutwal Khass
Gundack
Low Lands
Caosah
Naggee
Nepaul
Ander
Treaty between Rajah of Nipaul and Britain 1815
Articles bind Nipaul to avoid British and other European or American subjects without consent of Britain. Accredited ministers to reside at each court to promote amity. Ratification to be delivered within 20 days with formal signatures dated December 1815 at Soogouwlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipaul
Bradshaw
Soogouwlee
L. S.J
Brapsaw
P. A
Public acknowledgment of campaign leaders in 1816 Fort William
Government Gazette Extraordinary commemorates Major General Sir Davin DeuTERLONY Brigadier Kenny and Brigadier Nicon for rapid decisive operations against Nipsos. Officers Miccer Burnett O'Hantoran noted for conduct, with praise for staff and medical, ordnance, and commissariat teams. Silver medals planned for native officers and select NCOs and privates for distinguished gallantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipsos
Davin Deuterlony
Kenny
Nicon
Miccer
Burnett
O'Hantoran
Coudci
Disspore
Firrece
Weengsin
Lumspaine
Commissariat
Facan
Cers
Hillis
Civic Appointments in Calcutta Gazette March 28
The Calcutta Government Gazette notes civic appointments including March 16 entries. Edward Gardner resident at the Court of the Raj at Nipaul and Gerald Wesley are mentioned with roles as assistants at the court of Nipiaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Edward Gardner
Nipaul
Mrr
Gerald Wesley
Promotion and appointments in the 20th Native Infantry
General orders from Fort Withau dated March 15 1816 announce Ensign John Mshaw promoted to lieutenant from February 29 1816 in place of Tirrell who was killed in action on March 22 1816. The council also appoints Lieutenant J P Boileau of the 18th Native Infantry to command the Escort of the Resident at Catmandhoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiis
Corncil
Fort Withaw
Native Infantry
John Mxshaw
Tirrell
J. P. Boileau
18Th Regiment of Native Infantry
Catmandhoo
C. W. Gardner
Nepaul War Ends as British Triumph Celebrated in India
The Madras Courier reports a swift British victory in the Nepaul War with Royal Salutes from Fort St George and Chepauk Palace. General Ochterlony’s troops, led by Lieut Tirrell and Sir David, secure Seekur Khutree after a bold mountain assault while misted with tactical maneuvering and heavy enemy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepaul
Fort St. George and I
Chepauk Palace
Cartwright
Ochterlony
Calcutta
Khatmandoo
Goorkalis
Ochterlouy
Nepaut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort William
Manch
Rase Lanis
Vaticie
Veirs
Ying
Siceem
Siccein
Goonoo Gusangs
Cumpee Seexs
Government Gazette
Governor General IN Council
Madras
Seekur Khutrees
Chablis
Ochterory
Etowndah
Sockug Khutree
Kissaree Sig
Muckwanpore
Sir David
Cheereah- Ghautee
Paran Lal Chautra
Michwanpore
Shumsher Rana
Soubahdar
Lee
Llead
Cie 23Th
7Th
Tirrel
Pirrel
Lieut. Kerr
Efe
Colone Rusubeer
Mitler
Goorkah
Nissaree Sing
Kertabeer Thappa
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