...these. In the second article of the treaty which was concluded with Hyder Ali, in 1769, it was agreed; " That in case either of the contracting parties shall...mutually assist each other to drive the enemy ' out;" and the party in aid of whom the troops were employed, was to afford them maintenance at a rate which...

...either of the contracting parties shall be attacked, they shall, and exposed ..... . „ . to great dan- from their respective countries, mutually assist each other to drive the enemy jer rom t Q^ . „ an(l ^ party m ^ of wnom fae troops were employed, was to afford them maintenance...

...either of the contrdctiiig parties shall be attacked, they shall, from their respective couutries, mutually assist each other, to drive the enemy out...and defensive, which, after much discussion, Mr. Du Pré distinctly refused ; and declared, that if persisted in, the negotiation must there cease. Now...

...agreed ; " That in case either of th« HAP. 4. contracting parties shall be attacked, they shall, 1770. from their respective countries, mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out ; " and the party in aid of whom the troops were employed, was to afford them maintenance at a rate...

...the following circumstance. At the conclusion of the treaty with Hyder AH in 1769, it was agreed " That in case either of the contracting parties shall...mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out. Hyder soon applied to the English to unite with him in supporting the insurrection of a Mahratta chief...

...the treaty, which was concluded with Hyder Ali, in 1769, it was agreed: "That in case either of the f contracting parties shall be attacked, they shall,...mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out;" and the party in aid of whom the troops were employed, 1 See Rlus' Appendix, No. 17, passim. was to...

...time stipulated that " in case either of the contracting parties should be attacked, they should Jfrom their respective countries mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out." Thus ended this ill-managed and unfortunate war by a treaty dictated by Hyder, under the walls of Madras....

...same tune stipulated that " in case either of the contracting parties should be attacked, they should from their respective countries mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out." Thus ended this ill-managed and unfortunate war by a treaty dictated by Hyder, under the walls of Madras....

...same time stipulated that " in case either of the contracting parties should be attacked, they should from their respective countries mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out." Thus ended this ill-managed and unfortunate war by a treaty dictated by Hyder, under the walls of Madras....

...miles in the hour. t The infantry arrived the following morning. parties being attacked, they should, from their respective countries, mutually assist each other to drive the enemy out; 3rd, That the treaty should include the Presidency of Bombay '• 4th, That all prisoners taken on...