 | 1843 - 572 ページ
...Governor-General of India will not suffer the slightest infraction of the Treaty. Second. That Article V of the Treaty does not, and cannot, guarantee to the...their princes, have been listened to by the British authorities. The complaint is made by the British themselves, that the Ameers have broken the Treaty... | |
 | James Outram - 1846 - 336 ページ
...Governor-General of India will not suffer the slightest infraction of the treaty. " ' Second, That article of the treaty does not, and cannot guarantee to the...treaty, still less the spirit of the treaty throughout.' " * * * General Napier, therefore, informs the Ameers that they must at once furnish the acting political... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1843 - 598 ページ
...Governor-General of India will not suffer the slightest infraction of the Treaty. Second. That Article V of the Treaty does not, and cannot, guarantee to the...their princes, have been listened to by the British authorities. The complaint is made by the British themselves, that the Ameers have broken the Treaty... | |
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... infraction of the articles, words, and spirit of the Treaty, upon Article V of that Treaty. Upon the above four points General Napier does, in the most explicit manner, state, — First. That the Governor-General of India will not suffer the slightest... 