Glasgow Courier. — 1854-01-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

THE BANKER'S WIDOW OF BAR --DA. We finth accordingly, that the court was unanimous 1 tlie comas...ant oi the Affghan war, and those pro- . There Is a eonaiderable number of men of werith relegated the Affgan war, and the congnest of Seinde : . eaeee were eappeeed to *Nord a full justification of it. sitiOnt within the states of Bared*, Britiah subject. or and up to this mimeo the Board of Control have never • Tim principal writer of these was the late Sir Aleander their. descendanto, who hare received front us a formal laid them what these wars coat, or why they were ; Berne*, • native of this country. After the murder of guarantee waited. the oppression of thew own Priaa, by undertakeu st all. On the contrary. in answer to gees. i this dietinguished officer in November, 1611, his private evhich wo bine out...elves to me that they are dealt with . Hone on these millets In Parliament, they presented pears, along with his latter will, telt tutu the hands of his wording to the laws of the tame Ow (Atha wealtkest documeuta so vitiated as to make out a cape the pre- . eldest brother. and amongst these w ere found eaire of these eras Bechar Sooneuldes, a banker. who died in else opposite of fact. In the course of the past thirty ropies of his despatches. These were puleished at B.m. 1840, leaving close on one million sterling of property years, the average tenure of office on the port a the bay; ald on compering: them with the fregiamite tint in charwe of his two widows-one of whom had a son, Pe"ident sed "m."l'4" of the }toted et eel' trel . appear in the Blue Beet., they were found to be so viti- the other of whom was on tha point of confinementnos been under two yea, and daring the te eivementh • awe ~,,e mutilated, Oise Burnes was made to ewe. as fa the benefit a hi, offsprine. A buy was ban of the when the Derby Albite:ly mune M and went out Otero ! r • itottrell on the one e.de, wheu his es idenee at large younger widow, awl regarded to ,j,,i et.- heir et ith ita halfwere no tower than four sepsratc ittilivid oats at the head I showed i'am histest i teeny was whelly on the opposite side. brother, e hen a snaeaging Col. coatrived to peaces of the Houle Goverument of 'mete 'rho year beg. I Sir Meths Martin Wade, another of the dna...it writ- himself of die treasury, had the died melee and sent to with Lord Broughton, bettor known as Sir John Cane , .rs, afSrmed that his papers had been sell more unfairly the wildernare where it died ; its naother put in prison, llobhouse; he wee followed by Mr. Pax Maule, new • dealt et ith than those of ter Alexan(br Bonen. And the stripped of Iser possessions, eel loaded with obloquy. Lord Panmure; who was succeeded by Mr. 'Terrine wito, . despatches of Lord Auckland, lately published, showed no Bomb., government were for years appealed to, hut In his tan, on ilia advent of the Aberilma Minietry,. was : tho •O msn's papers were safe from being tampered in vain, when, in 1850, the ease ewe taken up by Colonel super., 1 dby Sir Charles Wood, the present president. ~;ee. A (ow month,. after tlas:when Sir Robert bale, Outram, the wilow knot Innocent. a esery imptation Eta of these gentlemen had the nhsolute p exact go- with Cm greatest dirlieuity forced his way from Cased laid to her charge, and entitled to the restitution of her wane India as he thought tit, without ally regsnl . ta yeii,„l„,w. the aceount of his peocoogioge, 'open property.. Tile managing clerk who till injured her coewhatever to tee willies or Tian; uf the Court a Di- et, cleerly pointed to the disaster that was impending, was resat.' Ins guilt, ane was condemned to onpriaonteent. tors in whase name it was governee : and each of these publiebed at kngth by the Government of India su the His confederate, the heed native aseisont in the Refitted the power of upsetting the whole of the measures Calcutta Gazette. A Copy of this was sent home to the deem was dismissed, and declare 4 ioesable of future of his pordecessor or predecessors. Board of Control in manuscript ; sod before it was per. empfornent. Sir James Hogg, in adverting to the mat:toe Ur