...absolve the responsibility of her Majesty's Government, since the minister for India possesses, and bu frequently exercised, the power of requiring that...hand, are accountable only in so far as the act or ouiission hu been promoted by themselves. That under these circumstrances, if the administration of...

...these arrangements had failed, the failure would constitute no reason for divesting the East India Company of its functions, and transferring them to...other hand, are accountable only in so far as the act of omission has been promoted by themselves. "That under these circumstances, if the administration...

...force that in Indian affairs the government of the Crown had long possessed the deciding voice, and was thus ' in the fullest sense accountable for all that...for all that has been forborne or omitted to be done '. It was unreasonable to seek a remedy by 'annihilating the branch of the ruling authority which could...