Dottings Round the Circle
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From here we proceed to the Lall Baradari. This was the Public Hall of Ptcception of the old native rulers. On the death of the old King Nasir-ud-Din, in July, 1837, the Queen Dowager declared that a youth named Munna Jan was the heir to the throne. This the British denied, and insisted that the succession devolved upon the uncle of the late king, an old man named jNIahomed Ali. The Queen Dowager and the pretender, accompanied by multitudes of followers, entered the Lall Baradari and ascended t...he throne. The English com- mander, Colonel Low, with his soldiers, surrounded the build- ing, and sent word to the Begum that if the hall was not evacuated in fifteen minutes the soldiers would be ordered to storm the premises. No notice of this was taken, and a com- pany of the Thirty-fifth dashed into the hall. As they ad- vanced with fixed bayonets they saw themselves reflected in a large mirror hanging behind the throne, and, believing that an opposing band was charging towards them, they poured a fierce volley into the looking-glass.
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From here we proceed to the Lall Baradari. This was the Public Hall of Ptcception of the old native rulers. On the death of the old King Nasir-ud-Din, in July, 1837, the Queen Dowager declared that a youth named Munna Jan was the heir to the throne. This the British denied, and insisted that the succession devolved upon the uncle of the late king, an old man named jNIahomed Ali. The Queen Dowager and the pretender, accompanied by multitudes of followers, entered the Lall Baradari and ascended t...he throne. The English com- mander, Colonel Low, with his soldiers, surrounded the build- ing, and sent word to the Begum that if the hall was not evacuated in fifteen minutes the soldiers would be ordered to storm the premises. No notice of this was taken, and a com- pany of the Thirty-fifth dashed into the hall. As they ad- vanced with fixed bayonets they saw themselves reflected in a large mirror hanging behind the throne, and, believing that an opposing band was charging towards them, they poured a fierce volley into the looking-glass.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Robbins Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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