...from Bombay, either by Deesa and Balmeer, or by the route of the Indus. While the present exigency lasts, you may apprise the Ameers, that the Article...of the Treaty with them, prohibitory of using the J Indus for the conveyance of military stores, must necessarily be suspended during the course of operations...

...required." It does not end it. Si ill more was demanded. He adds, — " While the present exigency lasts, you may apprise the Ameers that the article...of military stores, must necessarily be suspended." But was their consent asked ? Was this the way to treat with an independent power? Was it strange that...

...speak for himself, (page 9, 10, Correspondence): "While the present exigency lasts, you may apprize the Ameers that the article of the treaty with them,...of military stores, must necessarily be suspended." Now let it be assumed that these demands were necessary — necessary, that is, to the successful prosecution...

...asunder, as coolly as Samson snapped the withies of the Philistines — " Whilst the present exigency lasts, you may apprise the Ameers, that the article...prohibitory of using the Indus for the conveyance of stores must necessarily be suspended, during the course of operations undertaken for the permanent...

...greât part of their lerrilory , and that the article of the treaty with them prohibitoi'y ofusing the Indus for the conveyance of military stores must necessarily be suspended. (Première infraction aux traités.) Mais ce coup n'aurait été que rude et brutal, le résultat du...

...Hyderabad. In August of the same year, Colonel Pottinger, the resident, was instructed to announce to the ameers, " that the article of the treaty with...military stores, must, necessarily be suspended." That is to say, a provision of a treaty, which could have only been intended to take effect in case...

...asunder, as coolly as Samson snapped the withes of the Philistines — " Whilst the present exigency lasts, you may apprise the Ameers, that the article...prohibitory of using the Indus for the conveyance of stores must necessarily be suspended, during the course of operations undertaken for the permanent...

...Ameers, that the article of the treaty with them, prohibitory of using the Indus for the conveyance of stores must necessarily be suspended, during the course...the permanent establishment of security to all those icho arc parties to the treat//." The Ameers of Sindh were not parties to the treaty ; but because...

...Pottinger, " you may apprise the Ameers that the article of the treaty with them, prohibiting the using of the Indus for the conveyance of military stores, must...permanent establishment of security to all those who are a party to the treaty." And that there might be no miscomprehension of the general course of policy,...

...scruples of the Ameers. " Whilst the present exigency lasts," it was intimated to Colonel Pottinger, " you may apprise the Ameers that the article of the treaty with them, prohibiting the using of the Indus for the conveyance of military stores, must necessarily be suspended...