Treaty facts from the Lahore Gholab Singh cession and rules
The document outlines Treaty terms granting and limiting power between the British government and Maharajah Dhuleep Singh including territorial cession, indemnities, army disarmament, river control, and future arbitration. It details payments, military reforms, ratings of forts and guns, and assurances regarding religious considerations and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
Maharajeh
Hn. Company
Beas
Tudus
Cashmere
Hazarah
Ranvjeet Singh
Briish
Teen Place
Sutlej
Sohraon
Sadlej
Gurrah
Punjuud
Mithunkete
Mitikunkete
Belonchistan
Ehall
Rivar Sutlej
Babawalora
Mahsrajeh
Hich
Karrak Singh
Rajah Gholab Singh
Brideguvermmiah
Mahsrajah
Frederick Currie
Henry Mongomery Lawrence
Henry Hardinge
G.C.B
Bunee Ram Singh
Rajah Tat Singh
Sirdar
Tej Singh
Sirdar Chattur Singh Attareewalla
Ranjoor Singh Majethea
Dewan Deens Nath
Fakeer Noor-vod-Deen
Fakeer Noorood-Deen
H. Hardinge
L.S
F. Currie
H. M. Lawrence
Indie
F. Crate
Dhuleep Singh
Dewan Deena Nath
Jlib
Durbar
Mubarajah
THE METROPOLIAS BELGIUM A Dismal dissolution unfounded
A Brussels rumor claimed the Chambers were dissolved by royal order, but our correspondent reports the claim unfounded. The liberal bloc aims to curb Catholic or Jesuit influence, yet the De Theux administration is expected to be supported by small majorities for now. In Greece, a controversial poster by Coletti provokes protests against the English squadron. The West Indies face scarce rain, and the Americas note political maneuvering over the Oregon matter and Slidell’s passport situation. The market faces stock declines with cash sales. Sub Treasury prospects remain uncertain. Mexican tensions persist with recall rumors of Santa Anna and governance shifts.
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Matarajeh
Cashmere
Lahore
Moultan
Ranjeet Singh
Oeteher
Scinde
Bhawalpore
Eer Schide
Benatal
Feregepore
Charles Napier
Indus
Ampere
Nere
Indua
J. Liter
Lelure
Dabure
Beas Iy
Simin
Laiwre
Peshawar
Akhthar Khan
Nizam
India
Ching
Archimede
M. Lagréné
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Trincomalee
Colombo
Bali
Singapore
Causing
Baron Fege
George Arthur
Tadia
Tre Rowsay
Chamber of Commerce
Bostay
Punjab
England
Tost
China
Bank of Bombay
Oriental Bank
Bank of England
Hindustan
Mosey
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
de Theux
America
Mexico
Argo
Anthony
New York
Havre
Falmouth
Washington Senate
Webster
Texas
Xalapa
Vera Cruz
Bulle
Senate
United States
John R. Shiddy
Shiddy
Ashburton
Howland
Unicorn
Boston
Queen of the West
Boa
W. J. Romer
Adrianick
Shipley
Cork
Oregon
Webater
Beaton
Mary Ann
C. J. Ingersol
Alr
Dickenson
Mr. Ingersol
Ingersoll
Treasury
House of Representatives
Slidell
Washington Union
Santa Anne
Hanol
Halifax
Medway
Paredes
Santa Anna
Almonte
Francs
Havannah
Senor Parres
Ministry of Finance
Senor Gorvatize
Sen Luis
Ampuche
San Miguel
Allende
Horrible Outrage. Self-destruction on railway bridge
A 37-year-old widower Richard Crooks of Castle street Newton committed suicide by lying on the rails as a Manchester bound train approached. Bystanders saw him on Finnery field bridge, the engine could not stop, and he was cut to pieces. His body sent home awaiting coroner's verdict. Also reports strike-related wage talks at Staines and new employer declarations against trade unions.
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THE
Weekly Chronicle
Clamor Mublicu
WaeExty
Exgeano
Aneeco del Commercio
Nica
Narvaez
Publica- America
Istarioz
Royal Mail
Liverpool
United
Americ
New York
Halifax
Boston
Spain
Rene
Liverpun
Sion
Narvaen
Seat
Narsacz
New
America
American Nile
Eules
Sustan
New Trary
York
Christina
Madrid
Ferdinand
M. Isturitz
Norsacz
Jeort
Ashton-Undeer-Lyne
Finneryfield
Manchester
Deliveraely
Vngnent
Birminghadrt
Staines
Undersigord
Westminster
Vera
Rochester Row
William Lull
Pear Street
Gerriffs
Aharacter
Westminster Hospital
Robert White
Luff
Hus
Mnchester Row
Taylor
White
F. Wildbure
William Luff
William Munfeld
Colvan
Margaret M'Lran
Westwinster
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Tasler
Sarah Green
Avore
Mr Englot
Witneas
Thomas Carter
Iinepital
Rhett White
House of Lords
Lizzy
Frederick WiLonone
Elizabeth Pallen
Frederick Witpsore
Repeal Meeting Over Smith O'Brien in Ireland
In Conciliation Hall the Berean Association held a stormy session over the imprisonment of W. Smith O'Brien. Delegates praised his conduct, debated the poor laws, and pledged confidence in O'Brien, while noting tensions with the O’Connell faction and broader repeal pressures in Ireland. A separate Westminster case described a brutal domestic attack with a man remanded after a woman was thrown from a window and left gravely injured.
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Collett
William Gossett
O'Connell
Sikh O'Brien
Eppuring
Ireland
House of Commons
Alan
Col‘leit
Repeal Association
A Loughlin
T.C
Sita O'Brien
Doheny
Smith O'Brien
Noreshade
O'Brien
Mr. Doheny
W. Smith O'Brien
Hhis
M'Nevin
Barry
Efe
Comyn
Steele
Clements
Mr. O'Brien
M*nevin
Trelanders
O'Brinx
Dev
Wm. Smith
O'Connells
Richmond Penitentiary
Bryan Seery
Corporation of Limerick
M.P
Fire at Mr. Griffiths frame workshop destroys premises
A fire Tuesday afternoon at the workshop of picture frame maker Mr. G. Griffith destroyed the building and contents. The Watertlay engine and West of England brigade battled the blaze as a plentiful water supply fed the flames. cause unknown, premises consumed.
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G. Griffith
Warterlay
Ellsworth
Birmingham
Ine
Miraculus
Smrike
Proxixo
Iromtone
Eapley
Alessie
Liord, Forster, and Co
Wedsrabury
Messra
Addendreke and Sons
Meesre
Hille and Mille
Darlaston
Missie
Bagnall and
Sus
Wednesbury
Samuel Lieve
Rilstin
Sedgley
Wolversmapton
Lloyd
Lodge Holes
Durias
Messrs
Lloyds and Co
Birmingham Gazette
Messrs. Dagoall
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Maharajah Gholab Singh
Maharajah Ghelab Singh
Jummoo
Henry Montgomery Lawrence
Privy Council
Hon. Company
East Indies
Matearsinh Gholab Singh
Ravee
Chamba
Lahool
Maharajah Gholeb Singh
Mana Yajah Gholab Singh
Maharajeh Gholab Singh
Labore
Bese Sena
Lahore Durbar
Muhsrajah Gholeb Singh
Nuharajah Gholeb Singh
Sir Heary Hardinge
Maharshah Gholab Singh
Henry Herdinge
Ruhbee
Hijree
Gholab Singh
Runjeet
Lised Bem
Moeharajeh
Wazeer
Lehore
Wich
Ghoulab
Gholab
Foreign Intelligence
Frances
Paris
Mondey
Cahier Des
Rue d’Assas
M. Merilhon
Chamber of Peers
Western Railway
Dijon
Mulhausen
Doubs
Ognon
Cheteuroux
Limoges
Bec d'Allier
Clermont
Centre
Bordeaux and
Cette
R. Peel
Lord Maryar
London
Vincennes
Ibrahim Peche
Duke de Nopmoura
Duke de Montpensier
Ibrahim Pacha
Lucerne
de Sonnenberg
Peter
John Bahlmann
Des Débats
Gallicia
Lugo
Pontevedra
Vigo
Carunna
Rubio de Celis
Nervian
Casst
Portugal
Gibralar
Corunna
Aix
St. Martin
Santiago
Mapaio
Corunas
Tuy
Metropolias
Belgium
Greece
Arnexs
M. Coretti
William Parker
Levant
M. Coletti
M. Piscatory
Athens
Mediterranean
Coletti
Fraver
Whost Indies
Medway, Royal West Indian Mail Packet
Southampton
Ste
Yturrepui
Peru
West India
Wemyss
Livenany Association
Association
Dake Street
St Janes'es
Lord Dudley Stuart
Earl of Zetland
Viscount Sandon
Lord Beaumont
Lord Foley
Lord Charles Fitzroy
M.D. Dennison
Wilbraham
John Pickford
Willis’s
Juoy
Dudley Stewart
Earl of Actland
Charles Fitzroy
Lord Meamont
Dudley Coutts Stuart
Cracow
Poland
Minsi
Lord Sandon
Julio Abel Smith
Toaden Tavern
Praisaworthy
Tottenham
Guasapras Society
Bethnal-green
T. W. Wrench
UGS
Anciety
Paovipert Cleaks Murta BeNnefit Association
Bishopsgate Street
Earl of Dalhousie
Prinastanoric Society
Albion Tavern
Alderstete Street
Sapies
Hoya
Gladstone
Luke Hansard
J—Hirstingiam
J. Smith
Howes
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