| Asia - 1834 - 604 pages
...authorities, by whom they will be kindly received, and their rights and privileges respected, an.l that such of them as may in any way render assistance to the enemy will be considered traitora, and punished accordingly. The almost impervious jungle, which extends, fur and wide, over... | |
| Herrmann Mögling - Karnataka (India) - 1855 - 236 pages
...Bopu met General Fraser, and offered to conduct the Company's troops to Mercara. His party, some four by whom they will be kindly received, and their rights...Chittledroog, Raidroog, Mysore, Bellary, Malabar, (.•nnara, in order that the relatives of such persons as have taken service in Coorg from those places... | |
| India - 1857 - 152 pages
...of all those who conduct themselves peaceably, or in aid of the operations of the British troops, 54 shall be respected ; and that such a system of government...This proclamation will be carefully made known in Chittledrog, Raidroog, Mysore, Malabar, and Canara, in order that the relatives of such persons as... | |
| G. Richter - Coorg (India) - 1870 - 510 pages
...hereby made known to all British subjects, who may have entered the service of Virarajendra Vodeyar, that they are required to place themselves under the...adjoining districts, may adopt the earliest means of communicating its purport to the parties in whose safety they are interested. (Signed:) JS FRASER,... | |
| Benjamin Lewis Rice - Karnataka (India) - 1878 - 478 pages
...hereby made known to all British subjects who may have entered the service of Vira Rajendra Wodeyar, that they are required to place themselves under the...This proclamation will be carefully made known in Chitaldroog, Raidroog, Mysore, Bellary, Malabar, Canara, in order that the relatives of such persons... | |
| India. Foreign and Political Department - Great Britain - 1892 - 676 pages
...authorities, by whom they will be kindly received, and their rights and privileges respected ; and that sucli of them as may in any way render assistance to the...adjoining districts may adopt the earliest means of communicating its purport to the parties in whose safety they are interested. Itsued al Bangalore this... | |
| Sir William Lee-Warner - India - 1894 - 438 pages
...army" was to " invade the Coorg territory," and " British subjects " in the service of Coorg, who " may in any way render assistance to the enemy, will be considered as traitors." Thus it was that Coorg, which received the rights of war, also received the penalties of International... | |
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