Victory at Meeanee and Scinde governance orders issued
Names of officers from Bombay cavalry Bombay artillery and Madras units listed for the Meeanee action with killed and wounded tallies. The governor directs a royal salute at Bombay garrison and other stations. Reports on Napier’s force losses, Seikh resistance, and Ellenborough’s Delhi visit with ceremonial display and fate of the war trophies. Subsequent notes discuss Afghan and Panjab developments, Scinde succession, Assam frontier clashes, and Shelton’s court-martial in 1843.
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Itto Ditto
Li T ” J. Pelly
Boueny
Sey
J. Jacob
Bombay Artillery
Scinde Irregular Horse
C. Waddington
Bombay Engineers
J Lloyd
W.T. Whittie
G. Hutt
Henderson
Madras Ditto
Boileau
Madras Cappera
Outlaw
Brennan
Tait
Poona
C. J. Napier
K.C.B
Meeanee
Bengal Light Cavaler
Poonah
Scinde Horse
2D Company
Camel Battery
3D Do. 3d Do
Golundaure
C Company
Madras Sappers and Miners
F. M. 22d Regiment
N.S
1N Regiment Light Cavalry
Cookson
A. Tucker
S. Smith
H. G. C. Plowden
J. H. Firth
Her Majesty’s 22d Regiment
W. W. Tew
J.L. Pennefather
Conway
F. P. Harding
R. Pennefather
H. Bowden
Jackson
Meade
Lieut Wood
Ensign Holbrough
25Th Regiment
Native Infantry
Teasdale
MacMurdo
C. Narisr
Ellenborough
Scinde
England
Kurrachee
Hyderabad
Outram
Bombay
Deran
Delhi
Ferozepore
Lord Ellenborough
Agra
Meerut
Tar Somsades
Hindee
Muttra
Hindoo
Somnanath
Dost Mahommed
Lochanah
Punjaub
Cabri
Akbar Khan
Punjaab
Theingdom
Niger
Shere
Maharajah
Central Asia
Candahar
Saftur Jung
Khelat
Gwation—Jankoges Rao
Scindeah
Gwalior
Bhageerat Bhao
Nuwaub
Bhageerat Reo
Upper
Assan
Burmas
China
Assam
Bresa
Ningroo
Boori Dibing
Shelton
Sirhind
Londianah
John Shelton
44Th Regiment of Foot
East Indies
Chargea
Bala Hissar
Cabui
Affghanistan
W. K. Elphinstone
C.B
Court of Cabul finds Major-General Shelton guilty on one charge
The court of inquiry at Jugdulluck acquits Shelton on three charges, but finds him guilty on the third. The case concerns preparations for a retreat from Afghanistan and alleged instructions from authorities. Shelton is to be released and return with his regiment.
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Mahomed Akhbar Khan
Jugdulluck
Hindostan
John Shelton
Her Majesty
44Th Regiment
Affghanistan
Shelton
Skelton
J. Nicwotts
India
Tae
Ixpia
Elphinstone
William M'‘Naughton
Ale Hissar
Great Britain
J. Nicootts
H. G. Smith
H. M
Pottinger
China
Canton
Pekin
Che Keang
Fukeen
Keanguan
Eleppo
Henry Pottinger
Whampoa
Sir Henry
Cantus
Wilson
Messrs. Turner and Co
Englishlhe
Odillon Barrat
Court of Assizea
Court of Peers
Association
Courrier Francais
General Bugeaud
Privy Council
Minister of Public Works
Parjs
Calais
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Avignon
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Johuston’s
Thames Tunnel Wonder Draws Huge Visitors and News
The Thames tunnel opened for four passengers on a Saturday evening and has since attracted over 100,000 visitors with 30,000 entering in the first 24 hours. Crowds in Wapping and Rotherhithe thronged the entrances, while steamers ferried Londoners to view the bore. The tunnel stays dry and comfortable, with a steam-engine keeping land springs under control.
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Thames Tunnel
Watermel
Thames’ Tunnel
Rotherhithe
Lave
High-street
Wapping
Rotherhithe-street
London
Mechanics’ Institution
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Richard Taylor
Metropolis
Cosmo Orme
James Duncan
B. Green
Charles Tilt
Messrs
Spottiswoode
W. Jordan
W. Jones
Religious Tract Society
Nisbett
Duncan
Rodd
Baldock
Malcolm
Bigg
Sharp
Foss
Bourn
Hodgson
Brown
Newman
Leffley
C. Orme
Whittaker
The
Provident Institution
Hood
Tilt
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John Labouchere
Europe
Hanson
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Covent-garden
St. Anne
Soho
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St. Mary-le-Strand
Savoy
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St. James's
Westminster
Pouncey
Guildhall
Cheapside
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Poultrys
Newgate Street
Peter Laurie
Godgun
R. L. Jones
Great Russell Street
Piichard
George Cooper
Cnisixam
Metororitax Police
Midripulitan Police
Convict Dr Bailey Faces Grim Fate Aboard Prison Ship
A visitor describes convicts aboard a prison ship including Dr Bailey once a respected minister. He notes the harsh setting, new striped garments, and the condemned forgery that led to his harsh sentence. The piece reflects on education, status, and remorse amid punitive justice.
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Dr. Bailey
Cheltenham death after prison discharge sparks inquiry
Reports from Cheltenham describe the death of Richard Jones, 18, recently discharged from Northleach House of Correction after a six rabbit skins theft conviction. An inquest opened, post mortem planned, with witnesses including hospital and prison officials. Jury adjourned to await further guidance from higher courts as details of ill treatment emerge.
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Vauxhall
Westminster Hospital
Garrod
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Westminster
Coroxen
Wakley
Royal Free Hospital
Gray's Inn-road
Alexander Brown
J. W. Brown
Victory
Nelson
Trafalgar
John Leonard
Louisa Wright
Burlington Gardens
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Legadlev
Drury-lane
Trim
Free Hospital
Thomas Hill
Fatan
Blackwatt
B. Ferrand Busfeild
Magdalen Hall
Cambridge
Bradford
Kearesborough
Busfeild
Bath
Vulcan
Blackwall
Brunswick Wharf
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Cabraun
The
Busseila
Poplar
Canada
Earl of Surrey
Queen Square
Henry Baldrey
Bond
Cheetham-place
Grosvenor-place West
Ear of Surrey
London Establishment
West of England
Battex
Tre
Ordnance Departments
Woolwich
Leia
Cheltenhadi
Cheltenham
Aled
Richard Jones
Northleach House of Correction
Jones
Gloucester
Northleach
J. Cooke
David Hartley
Cheltenham Hospital
Acworth
Townshend
Bedwell
Northleach Prison
Justice Wightman
Gloucester Spring Assizes
Cowes
Fairy
Marquis of Conyngham
John Leveson Gower
Earl of Orkney
Lowther
Jamesichardson
James Richardson
Leeds
Barnsley
Air
T. Lee
Elizabeth Pickering
George Pickering
Greaves's Square
Mary Moss
Moss
Wilson
Earnshaw
Mary Mess
Elizabeth
Weaver
Manchester
Joe Greenhalgh
James Boyle
Kersall
Thomas Barlow
Greehalgh
Rutter
Bacap
Moses Wuitebeit
St. Georges Road
Bacu
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