...the Dukes of Bedford, hut to the people of Oudo, with six exceptions — and to them he says that, " The proprietary right in the soil of the province...Government, which will dispose of that right in such a manner as to it may seem fitting." You will recollect that this was written in English, and words...

...to the satisfaction of the Government. The Governor-General farther proclaims to the people of Onde that, with the above mentioned exceptions, the proprietary...British Government, which will dispose of that right in tach manner as it may seem fitting. To those talookdars, chiefs, and landholders, with their followers,...

...modcrate assessment as may be imposed upon them ;" with these exceptions, " the proprietary right of the soil of the province is confiscated to the British...that right in such manner as to it may seem fitting." Those who should at once surrender are promised that "their lives and honor should be safe, provided...

...established, will have conferred upon them a proportionate measure of reward and honour ; and that, with these exceptions, the proprietary right in the soil of the province is confiscated lo the British Government. 5. We cannot but express to you our apprehension that this decree, pronouncing...

...estates is promised to such landholders as have been steadfast m their allegiance, and, with these exceptions, the proprietary right in the soil of the province is confiscated. " 3. The chief-commissioner desires me to observe that, in his belief, there are not a dozen landowners...

...government. ' The governor-general further proclaims to the people of Oude that, with the above-mentioned exceptions, the proprietary right in the soil of the...which will dispose of that right in such manner as it may seem fitting. 'To those thalookdars, chiefs, and landholders, with their followers, who shall...

...proclamation, I used the positive, peremptory, and, so to speak, enacting words which declare that the proprietary right in the soil of the province is confiscated to the Government, which wifl dispose of that right in such manner as it may deem fitting. 5. As this point...

...Proclamation, I used the positive, peremptory, and, so to speak, enacting words which declare that the proprietary right in the soil of the province is confiscated to the Government, which v ill dispose of that right in such manner as it may deem fitting." Now tht<t was...

...estates is promised to such landholders as have been steadfast in their allegiance, and, with these exceptions, the proprietary right in the soil of the province is confiscated. ' 8. The chief-commissioner desires me to observe that, in his belief, there are not a dozen landowners...

...than Canning, the governor-general, issued a proclamation confiscating the entire country. Said he : " The proprietary right in the soil of the province is confiscated to tJie British government." Out of the 5,000,000 that comprise the population of Oude, 40,000 are landholders,...