Treaty details of the Lahore and Gholab Singh arrangements
The text outlines the 1846 Lahore treaty articles, cession terms to the British, limits on Lahore’s army, river tolls, and governance. It records ratification by British officials and Dhuleep Singh, notes on the independence of Rajah Gholab Singh, and references to related Lahore and Jummoo arrangements with military and territorial implications.
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Lahore
Beas
Judas
Azarah
Saat
Jaret
Ranjeet Singh
Sutlej
Sehraon
Sutle
Gurrah
Panjnud
Indus
Mithookote
Babawalore
Rajah Gholab Singh
Jummoo
Maharajah Kurrak Singh
Frederick Currie
Henry Montgomery Lawrence
Sir Henry Hardinge
G.C B
Buneeram Singh
Rajeh Lal Singh
Sirdar Tej Singh
Sirdar Chattur
Singh Attareewalla
Sirdar Ranjoor Singh Majethea
Dewan
Deena Nath
Fakeer Noor-ood-Deen
Maharajah
Dhuleep Singh
G.C.B
Maharajah Dhuleep Singh
L.S
Sirdar Chattur Singh Attareewalla
Sirdar Raanjoor Singh Majeethea
Dawan Deena Nath
Fakeer Noorood-Deen
L-S
H. Herdinge
F. Currie
H. M. Lawrence
Darbar
Maharajah Sholab Singh
Maharajah Gholab Singh
Jummoy
Henry Hardinge
Esat Indies
Raves
Chumba
Lehool
Piksiee
Lahore Darhar
Maharajah Ghelab Singh
Uniritei
Rubbeeool-nwul
Hijree
Gholab Singh
H. Hardinge
Kobiatan
Ghovlab
Gholab
Rajeh
The Metropolis Horticultural Society Annual Meeting
The 37th annual meeting was chaired by Lord Prudhoo with Lord Devonshire re-elected president. A string of society reports and discussions followed, including funds figures and notes on the Pency Society and other literary charities.
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Lord Prudhoo
Pha Duke of Devonshire
Pency Society
Lord Braytrooke
Tha Clase
Os Tae Poon May
Leicester Square
de Lacy Evans
Walter
Bearwood
Times
Westminster
Baillie Cochrane
Bond Cabbell
Waklay
Cochrane
Bridport
Fleet Street
Anderton
Fleet-street
National Club
Willis
King Street
St. James’s
Ward Kenyon
Brooke W. Brydgen
Mortimer O'Sullivan
Robert M'Ghe
Nighy Macintosh
R. Gaxter
Biber
Mr. Spooner
M.P
Maynooth
Charitable Trusts
Self-destruction on railway ends in tragedy at Flowert field
An apparent suicide on the Sheffield and Manchester Railway near Flowert field results in the death of Richard Crooks, 57, a widower with six children from Castle street Newton. He was seen on a bridge and walked onto the rails as a Manchester bound train arrived, dying instantly. The body awaits inquest. Also reported, tin plate workers resume work after wage concessions, while master builders vow not to employ resisters.
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Vick
Richard Pescocke
Aix le-Chapelle
Malacca
Banda
Amboyna
Bande
Leviathen
Destoy Mason
Howanv Evexrxstoxe Bsar
C.B
Ore- Place
Hastings
Sussex
Caplin John Elphinstone
John Warburton
Royal Engineers
Howard
Cape of Good Hope
David Baird
Portugal
Monte Video
Whitelock
Sir Arthur Wellerler
Duke of Wellington
Houle
Rolein
Adour
Bayonne
Egypt
Moleia
Nivelle
Nive
Corps of Royal Engineers
George Whitmore
Cumberland
Howard Elphinstone
Lewes
Doctors’ Commons
Reform Party
Liverpool
Elphinstone
Thesme
Smallcombe
Leech Poo
Broughton
Courtenay
Bow-street
Forster
Morning Post
Payne
Jardine
Mr. Jardine
Jean France
Danise
Chamber of
Lecumte
Paris
Luxembourg
Nowever
Jawsrist
Fontainebleau
Doris
Brest
Galician
Spain
Vizo
Gallicia
Villalonga
Vigo
Espartero
England
Espartera
Iriarte Las
Rubio Dé Celis
Legrane
Burgos
Narvaez
Madrid
Maria Christine
Galicia
Narvacy
Infante
Don Enrique
Algeria
Marseilles
Echo d'Oran
Tlemcen
Lalla Maghrina
Oudida
Chamber of Deputies
Rue d’Assas
Versailles
M. Merilhon
Chamber of Peers
Algiers
France
Dijon and
Malthausen
St. Anna
Havanneh
United States
John R. Skiddy
Iddy
Howland
New York
Unicorn
Tiis Port
Boston
Boar
Romer
Adgianich
Shigies
Cork
Senate
Oregon
Webster
Mary Ann
C. J. Ingersol
Dickenson
Mr. Ingersol
Ingersoll
Treasury
House of Representatives
Mexico
Slide
Parades
Washington Union
Santa Anna
Halifax
Uur
Ashton-Under-Lyne
Sheffield and Manchester
Richard Crooks
Castle Street
Newton
Flowertfield
Manchester
Birmingham
Builders vow strike support and wage rise demand
A Birmingham meeting of carpenters united to maintain the strike, rejecting returns below a one shilling weekly increase. A master builders’ address accompanies the declaration opposing union funds use for strikes. Simultaneously, Birmingham council urges government reform of juvenile sentencing and supports houses of reformation to aid discharged offenders restoring character and employment.
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Braochea
Carpentera
J—Brasincuam
Borough of
Birmingham
Stith
Friends of Humanity
Parlement
Repeal debate and O'Brien tribute in Ireland meeting
In Dublin Denwsy April 30 the Repeal Association meeting chaired by Mr Willan Gernon praised Mr Smith O'Brien. Speakers hailed his courage, read letters from Liberator and Mr Ullet, and pledged continued support while warning of looming poor relief expansion and its costs to Ireland’s landowners.
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W. Smith O'Brien
Tom Stee
House of Commons
Onbody
Dave
Repeal Association
Conciliation Hall
Willan Gernon
Willian Garrett
O'Connell
Smith O'Brien
Counirs
Mpore
Ireland
Isis
Isis Portry
Ucllett
Loughlin
T.C
M. Collet
Association
Seite O'Barex
Doheny
Home of Commons
O’brien
Mr. Doheny
O'Brien
Barry
Comyn
Steele
Clements
Mr. O'Brien
Clementa
M'Nevin
Frelanders
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Scinde
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Surkur, Sey
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Charles Napier
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Beastop Company
Simla
Peshhawar
Akhbar Khan
China
Archimede
M. Lagrené
Bombay
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George Arthur
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Bank of Bombay
Oriental Ank
Bank of England
Benke
Foreign Intelligence
Charles
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Bayona
Journal Des Débats
Lugo
Pontevedra
Corunna
St. Martin
Santiago
Belgium
Brussels
M. Verhaegen
Enseignement Moyen
M. de Theux
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de Theux
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William Parker
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Levant
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Athens
M. Coletti
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M. Pircatory
NM. Coletti
West Indice
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Southampton
Yiurregui
Peru
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Demerara
Windward Islands
America
Argo
Anthony
Havre
Falmouth
Washington Senate
Sub-Treasury
Treacher
Slidell
Texas
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Almonte
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Ministry of Finance
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United States of America
the Metropolis
Caspun Society
Freemenon'’s Tavern
Lord Braybrooke
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Lmsy Ward
Library of Congress
Washington
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Royal Society For the Protection
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Lord Charles Fitzroy
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Lamie Murray
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Lord Sanden
Society For the’ Protection
Youxa Femalys
London
Totttenham
Provident Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Earl of Dalhousie
Pattaxtunopic Society
Albion Tavern
Aldersgate Street
Staples
Gladstone
Luke Hansard
Josra
Sunes
Palace
Warspita
Claet
In Constant
Warspite
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