The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

second action, in which Buda Baba eri• lINIAN*
Hided on the right shoulder, • hurried mmeng am
I ; that tsar and oonmeruatioa alledllio esbal amp,
dismay the barbs of all; that eft - INS
ded by many who, by some loans of
'riot's other ways accorded to tilbs '•
sted themaelves in the revolt; Oaf
migg were the projects estad far liglmf....s
,
. •
~ the artlikb:ina securing their ova •
of the mosttimid proposing* i
itg * of
mre, the falling beck on Fosterer*, and lie or
of their fottie with that of the rebel lima
:. Some suggested making a stand at ififerreig
,e others, either more courageous or deepen* ill
casting all " on a die," and fighting it out at
e. Yet, notwithstanding, all felt *at
that tbeisrit .
I-nigh come, and at shortly • stem
ill be exacted foe- else impound Weed abuboly or
donly shed, such 'eras fear of deesseleateli%
iy who bad aided sadsad
a: t
ih:il=
- »cognition by ea
sataila,
TiviiiLtr.
45 Mra.Grerrowv
._ otbeir
, tliat ao fear of imesegpimos amid .
lie iin ins thtoreall ist :tbe r.,
. child 'demur tindr.gbus they
..efees sir ok—erpecially those who
hail, even at that early stage, resolved, should
things continue to go sgainqt the rebel faction, they
would change side.; ; mid, if the evidence recorded be
true, many of those present at that council are now
again in Government employ. Much valuable evidence
yet remains untsken. A careful investigation of all
procurable would, we think, beyond donbt, implicate
many at present supposed to be free from the stain of
mutiny. Adla, by birth and profession a courtesan,
born at Mugrassa, resided with the Nana from 1850, and
from receiving tflftra. per month and becoming a favou-
rite, was, it is sail, endowed with the jewels belonging
to the widows of the late Peshwa, valued at 50,000».
On the Nana's flight from Bithoor she was sent in •
boat some di,tailos up the river; but, returning to
esempore in August, 1857, was secreted in the hones ili
tile Butcher-Udine, went thence to Misreepore, Zillah
Humeerpore, and is now said to be at Murano*. at
Cawnpore, under the care of a man named Mundboo,
having promised, she states, to await one year at Cava-
pore the return of the Nana to that station. The sis-
ter of Mundhoo, named Hareems, resides with Oofsgbur
Dobey, of Daliaby Zillah, Cawnpore, and the jewels are
RAM to be secreted in his him". The girl, called the
Beam, who attended on the prisoners is one of four
slave girls brought by the Peshwa, and named Hassan»
Klemm. She, it is said, carried the order for the mas-
sacre of the prisoners to the Sepoy guard placed over
them ; and, on their r.-fusing to execute it, returned
and fetched fire men of the Nana's own guard, one of
whom was her lover, Sirdar Khan. There "evidence
abo of the wife of the tollkeeper at Sheorajpore, who
was spared at the intercession of the widows of Baja*
Rao, and was delivered of a child at Balmer, being
alive on the 17th of July, two days subsequent to the
murder of the prisoners. On the Nana s flight, how-
ever from Bitlymr, on the afternoon of the 17*, be
ordered her end her child to be killed.

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