Calcutta Review, Volume 9

administration allowed appears appointed army Artillery attached authority Bank beds believe Bengal British Calcutta called Captain carried cause character chief Church circumstances civil command Company consequence considerable considered Council course Court directed districts duty East effect England English establishment European existing fact Field force former give given Government Governor-General guns hand hope horses houses important increase India interest land language less lived Lord matter means measure ment miles military mind months native nature never object observed obtained Officers once passed period Persian persons portion position possession present Presidency principles Rajah received regard remains remarkable rendered respect rocks rules seen success sufficient supposed taken territories thing tion troops whilst whole