 | Sindh (Pakistan) - 1843 - 572 pages
...as to the Beloochees being disobedient,, would avail their Highnesses nothing ; that they inevitably would be made to answer for whatever their subjects...plundering the country ; that if their Highnesses could uot control their people, it would be considered that they were unfit to rule them ; and therefore... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - Bills, Legislative - 1843 - 598 pages
...as to the Beloochees being disobedient, would avail their Highnesses nothing ; that they inevitably would be made to answer for whatever their subjects...peril if their Belooch followers are not immediately dismissed, for that the General would certainly march on Hyderabad with his army the moment he learnt... | |
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... determined to march out to-night to fight the British army ; that the Ameers had lost all control over them, and could not be answerable for what they did. To this I replied, that whatever the Ameers said as to the Beloochees being disobedient, would... 