Hardinge (18221894), was the eldest son of Henry Hardinge (17851856), Governor-General of India, and father of Charles Hardinge (1858-1944), the later Viceroy. He was private secretary to his father when governor-general in the second half of the 1840s, also the period of the Sikh Wars. Hardinge visited Kashmir (then in Sikh hands), with John Nicholson (18211857). The views (each with its letterpress decription preserved), include several of positions important to the First Anglo-Sikh War of 1845-1846: Outpost of Rhodawala; Hill Fort of Gulab Sing; Wulur Lake; Passage of the River Chunab; Bij Beara; Kote Kangra; City of Kashmir. Mosque of Shah Hamadan; Delhi. Palace of the King. See illustration overleaf. The complete music editor of the musical scores with a wide functionality. The software provides a saving or download of various styles of the music elements with an advanced search system. Uma ufuna eminye umsebenzi kukhona 25 m (82 ft) yokubhukuda kanye 3 m (10 ft) umbhoshongo diving. Adventure zasendlini pool izipesheli 11 wela nge obuphelele ingqikithi cishe 1 km (0,6 imayela). Slide eliphakeme kukuthatha phansi ride evusa amadlingozi evela 17 m (55 ft). Futhi, kukhona slide okubanzi bebathathu side by side kanye slide onion kanye 180 m (590 ft) emfuleni eside entabeni, ephahlwe ngamathayi emaweni, uma uzizwa entsha.