...read to the House the general order of the Governor General, •lated the 5tb November, 1857 — " Before a single soldier of the many thousands who...England to uphold the supremacy of the British power h.ia set foot on these shores, the rebel force, where it wits strongest and most united, and where...

...that India was weakly guarded by England, and that before the Government could gather together its strength against them, their ends would be gained....uphold the supremacy of the British power has set foot oa these shores, the rebel force, where it was strongest and most united, and where it had the command...

...would be gained. ' They arc now undeceived. 1 Before a single soldier of the many thousands who nre hastening from England to uphold the supremacy of the British power has set foot on thf se shores, the rebel force, where it was strongest and applii wif . The work has been done before...

...completed, a flying column, * Well might the Governor-General, in his "Notification," remark, that "Before a single soldier, of the many thousands who are hastening from England to uphold tlie supremacy of the British power, has set foot on these shores, the rebel force, where it was strongest...

...the little army which achieved the fall of Delhi is thus eulogised by the Governor-General : — " Before a single soldier, of the many thousands who...was strongest and most united, and where it had the * For these and many other details, the Author is indebted to the "Medals of the British Army," by...

...the little army which achieved the fall of Delhi is thus eulogised by the Governor-General : — " Before a single soldier, of the many thousands who...was strongest and most united, and where it had the * For these and many other details, the Author is indebted to the "Medals of the British Army" by Mr...

...undergone on their own ground of vantage, at the hands of an army collected from one small part of India, " before a single soldier of the many thousands who...the British power, has set foot on these shores," and even " before the support of those battalions which have been collected in Bengal from the forces...

...soldier remained alive in it. Alone, and as Lord Canning happily expressed it in his proclamation, ' before a single soldier of the many thousands who are hastening from England to uphold proclamatho supremacy of the British power has set foot on tio"' these shores,' Wilson's army had achieved...

...could gather togethet its strength against them their ends would be gained. They are now rmdeceived. Before a single soldier of the many thousands who are hastening from England to uphold the su¿Sremacy of the British Power has set foot on these shores, the Rebel Force, where it was strongest...

...soldier remained alive in it. Alone, and as Lord Canning happily expressed it in his proclamation, ' before a single soldier of the many thousands who are hastening from England to uphold prociiimathe supremacy of the British power has set foot on """• these shores,' "Wilson's army had...