The Friend of India and Statesman Friday September 27th 1878

The object of this journey can only be conjectured but it was probably to see that the commandant of that Fort did not permit the passage of the Embasey before the arrival of the Amir's invitation. [...] And now the time having coma we are about to attempt the highest point at which the Imperial policy in that part of Asia aima—the extension of our frontier to the Hindoo Hoot& And all this is being done not for the sake of British interests to any nothing of Indian interes'H but wholly and solely in the interests of the Tory party. [...] IT will be within the memory of many of our readers that about eighteen mouths ago we called their attention to an address of the Oudh Talurnlare to the Viceroy on the subject of the amalgamation of Oudh with the North-West Provinces. [...] 841. And now as to some of the effects of the measure The people were sending home to Parliament a petition against the changes which effaced the name and partly extinguished the national life of their province. [...] The Magistrate of Bloorsheiltibail soya the 'ty of Ilia district from dacoity wan owing to two causes ono of which was the vigilance exercised by the pollee over all the known had characters." Anil the C 'esioner of the Division Rays the remark IR applicable to the other districts of his division.