Lord Lake addressed the most earnest remonstrances to Sir
George Barlow without avail.
6. Amin-ud-din and Zia-ud-din's mother was the Bhao Begam, or wife;
Shams-ud-din's the Bhao Khanum, or mistress. [W. H. S.]
7. Sir James Edward, third baronet, who died November 5, 1838. He was
paternal uncle of Henry Thomas Colebrooke, F.R.S., the greatest of
Anglo-Indian Sanskritists. The fifth baronet, Edward Arthur, was
created Baron Colebrooke in 1906.
8. Sir Charles Metcalfe was for a time Assistant Resident at Delhi,
and was first appointed to the Residency at the extraordinarily early
age of twenty-six. He was then transferred to other posts. In 1824 he
returned to the Delhi Residency, superseding Sir David Ochterlony,
whose measures had been disapproved by the Government of India. He
left the Residency in 1827.
9. The editor once had occasion to deal with a similar case, which
resulted in the loss by the offending Raja of his rank and title. The
orders were passed by the Government of Lord Dufferin.
10. Colonel Skinner, who raised the famous troops known as Skinner's
Horse, died in 1841, and was buried in the church of St.
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