Chapter XII. Provisional Government of Sir Charles Metcalfe—The Rajah of Goomsur.—Lord Auckland Governor-General.—Legal Changes.—Disturbances in Oude and Sattarah

Title	Chapter XII. Provisional Government of Sir Charles Metcalfe—The Rajah of Goomsur.—Lord Auckland Governor-General.—Legal Changes.—Disturbances in Oude and Sattarah
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Chapter XXVI. Campaign in Oude; Fate of Leading Rebels; Moolvee of Lucknow; Lall Madhoo Sing, of Amethie; Bainie Madhoo, Rana of Shunkerpoor ; Dabee Bux, Rajah of Gonda; Nirput Sing, of Royea; Tantia Topee; Maun Sing; Mehndie Hossein; Feroze Shah, Prince of Delhi; Begum of Oude, and Birjis Kudder; Nawabs of Furruckabad, Banda, and Jhujjur; Rajahs Of Mithowlee and Bullubghur; Trial, Sentence, and Transportation of the King of Delhi; Surrender of Khan Bahadoor. Khan; Penal Settlement for Sepoys, Formed at the Andamans; Termination of the Rule of the E.I. Company; Proclamation of the Sovereignty of Queen Victoria, Nov, 1858; Conclusion
Rajah Enayet Hossain and Girdharee Lall and Rajah Enayet Hossain and Sumeerchand and others. Appellant; Respondent;. Appellant, . Respondents. On appeal from the High Court of judicatare at Calcutta
Rajah Suttosurrun Ghosal and Moheshchunber Mitter and Rajah Suttosurrun Ghosal and Tarinee Chunber Ghose. Appellant, Respondent; Appellant, Respondent. On appeal from the High Court of Judicature at Calcutta
Chapter III. Death of Charles Grant.—The Ghurry of Koonja.—The Potail of Oomraiz.—The Chiefs of Kittoor.—The Rajah of Kolapore.—Death of General Ochterlony
Chapter XVI. Proposals to Establish Universities in India in 1845.—Parliamentary Enquiry into Indian Affairs in 18, 13.—Petition to Parliament by Mr. C. H. Cameron, for Establishing Universities in India.—Views of Sir Charles Trevelyan, Mr. Marshman, Professor H. H. Wilson, and Sir Frederick Halliday, on the Subject
Chapter XXXII The Charter of 1833 Sir Charles Metcalfe’s Administration Benevolent Exertions of the Company’s Government 1533-1836
Chapter XV. Progress of English Education Under the Policy of Lord William Bentinck’s Educational Resolution of 7th March, 1835.—Lord Auckland’s Educational Minute of 1839.—Lord Hardinge’s Educational Resolution of 1844.—Policy of Making English the Language of Official Business.—Progress of English Education in Bengal.—Views of Sir Frederick Halliday
Chapter LV. The Movements of Lord Clyde and Sir Hope Grant in Oude—The Escape of Bene Madhoo—The Durbar at Cawnpore—Amalgamation of the Forces
Chapter XII Rajah Lall Sing and the Slave-girl Mungela
XII. Lord Auckland (1836-1842)—Lord Ellenborough (1842-1844)—Afgánisttán

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