...indej/tndence. Until lately, the Dunes held Trauquebar aud Serampore, the first ou the Coro mandel coast uud the latter in Bengal. These were purchased by the...give all the facts necessary to ascertain it. Take the following statement : — From 1790 to 184S From 1848 to 1850, inclusive. 1.209,126 ',447,191 Total...

...retain their nominal lndependence. l'util lately, the Danes held Tranqnebar and Seram|mre, the Irrst on the Coromandel coast and the latter in Bengal :...Crown, did not change the political subdivisions of the countrv. 1859.] AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL [JAN. STATISTICS OF AMERICAN STATUS. NO. 1. REPUBLIC OF ECUADOR....

...Bill, No. 2," Lord Palmerston's Bill, which was not yet abandoned, being described as No. 1) for the transfer of the government of India from the East India Company to the Crown. The Chancellor of the Exchequer undertook the duty of bringing in the Bill, the leading features of...

...Bill, No. 2," Lord Palmerston's Bill, which was not yet abandoned, being described as No. 1) for the transfer of the government of India from the East India Company to the Crown. The Chancellor of the Exchequer undertook the duty of bringing in the Bill, the leading features of...

...too great for the present state of hydrography in other parts of the globe. Indian Survey. — The transfer of the government of India from the East India Company to the Crown, and the opening up of a trade to China and Japan, seems to be an occasion calling for a more extended...

...reforms in the courts of law, especially in Chancery; the Emancipation of the Jews; and the transference of the government of India from the East India Company to the British crown. Which four of our British queens have given the greatest proofs of courage and intrepidity...

...reforms in the courts of law, especially in Chancery ; the Emancipation of the Jews; and the transference of the government of India from the East India Company to the British crown. Which four of our British queens have given the greatest proofs of courage and intrepidity...

...fall of Lord Palmerston's ministry; the three Bills for the " Better Government of India, and for the Transfer of the Government of India from the East India Company to Her Majesty the Queen," which sealed the fate of that great Company — once the mistress of Asiatic...

...COLIN), CAWXPOBE, DELHI, GWALIOR, HAVELOOK, LUCKNOW, &c.) One very important result of the mutiny was the transfer of the government of India from the East India company to the direct authority of the imperial crown. This was done by an act of parliament •which received the...

...COLIN), CAWNPOBE, DELHI, GWALIOR, HAVELOCK, LUCKNOW, &c.) One very important result of the mutiny was the transfer of the government of India from the East India company to tho direct authority of the imperial crown. This was done by an act of parliament which received the...