 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1832 - 600 頁
...treaty. The Rajah agreed to pay annually, both in peace and war, a sum equivalent to the expense of three battalions of sepoys, together with a company...European artillery, and two companies of lascars; which force was, at the Rajah's option, to be stationed either in his country, or within the Company's... | |
 | Sir Charles Umpherston Aitchison, India. Foreign and Political Department - 1864 - 488 頁
...Anjengo, both in peace and war, a sum equivalent to the expense of three of the Honourable Company's battalions of sepoys, together with a company of European artillery and two companies of lascars. ARTICLE 4. The Company stipulate that this force of infantry and artillery shall, if the Rajah desire... | |
 | Sir Charles Umpherston Aitchison - 1881 - 68 頁
...consideration of which the Maharaja was to pay both in peace and war a sum equal to the expense of three battalions of sepoys, together with a company...of European Artillery and two companies of lascars. This force was to be stationed in his country or on his frontier, or in any part of British territory... | |
 | India. Foreign and Political Department - 1892 - 676 頁
...return for arms and European goods. In 1795 the Raja concluded a Treaty (No. XXVI.) by which he engaged to pay an annual subsidy adequate to maintain three...country or on the frontiers near it, or in any other district within the Company's possessions that he should prefer. By a subsequent Treaty (No. XXVII.),... | |
 | Sir William Lee-Warner - 1894 - 420 頁
...clutches of the Sultan of Mysore, and, in 1795, the Raja engaged to pay a sum equivalent to the cost of three battalions of Sepoys, together with a company...of European artillery and two companies of Lascars. The conditions on which the troops were to be requisitioned and furnished were carefully detailed.... | |
 | Travancore (Princely State), V. Nagam Aiya - 1906 - 792 頁
...Anjengo, both in peace and war, a sum equivalent to the expense of three of tu Honourable Company's battalions of sepoys, together with a company of European artillery and two companies of Lascars. " 4. The Company t>t ipulate that this force of infantry and artillery efaaU, if the Bajah desire it,... | |
 | 1908 - 576 頁
...from Travancore. In 1795 the Raja entered into a fresh treaty with the British, by which he engaged to pay an annual subsidy adequate to maintain three battalions of sepoys, with European artillery, in return for protection against all aggressors by sea or land. The Raja also... | |
 | James Thomas Gorman - 1933 - 248 頁
...which the Rajah agreed to pay an annual subsidy enough to support three battalions of the Company's sepoys, together with a company of European Artillery, and two companies of Lascars, who were to be at the Rajah's disposal, either on the frontier or within his territory. But this treaty,... | |
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Rajah desire it, always be stationed in his country, or on the frontiers near it, or in any other part within the Company's possessions where he... 