A Political History of the Extraordinary Events which Led to the Burmese War ...

Ammerapora arms army Arracanese Assamese Benares British envoy British Government British territories British troops Burman Burmese chiefs Burmese commander Burmese forces Burmese Government Burmese troops Cachar Calcutta Cape Negrais Captain Chitta Chittagong district Company's province Company's territories conduct consequence Court of Ava Court of Directors Cox's Bazaar crossed the Nauf declared demand despatch detachment emigrants endeavouring English envoy at Rangoon frontier of Arracan frontier of Chittagong fugitives Government of Bengal Governor-General honour Indian Government insurgents invasion of Arracan Island of Shuparee King of Ava Kingberring Kingberring's letter Lord Amherst Lord Hastings lordship magistrate of Chittagong Maha Majesty mand ment mese Ministers Mughs native Nauf river officers orders Otea Ghaut Pegu Poorunder Singh possession proceedings protection province of Arracan province of Chittagong purpose Rajah Chunder Kaunt Rajah of Arracan Ramoo rebel received refugees reply Rutnapullung seize sepoys stockade surrender Teck Nauf tion Vakeels vernment viceroy