- The
Bengal Hurkaru and
Chronicle (often
abbreviated Bengal Hurkaru) was an English-language
newspaper published in Calcutta,
British India, from 1795...
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DESERVEDLY BLESSED AND EVER-TO-BE-REMEMBERED HERO!!!"
published in
BENGAL HURKARU, Calcutta, 21
October 1824. The
Byronic hero
presents an idealised, but...
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supposed libel against the two
leading newspapers named the
Englishman and
Hurkaru published in Kolkata.
These two
papers were
alluded to in the
preface of...
- by the dawk, or post, in fair weather. Each mail-bag is conve**** by an
hurkaru (or runner) who is
attended by one or two doogy-wallahs, or drummers, who...
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killed during the attack,
although the
death toll is disputed.
Bengal Hurkaru, a
local semi-official newspaper,
published a
report in
November 1824,...
- in both Fort
William and
Barrackpur Cantonment.
According to The
Bengal Hurkaru and Chronicle, they also pla****
against other visiting teams, consisting...
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where he had been sent "under a
mistaken arrangement" to edit the "Bengal
Hurkaru", he was
appointed colonial secretary at Bermuda, a
position which he held...
- army on 1
April 1841 and
began to
write for
newspapers such as the
Bengal Hurkaru,
which he edited. In 1844 he
started the
Calcutta Review and contributed...
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inimitable Rainey", that had
appeared in the
Calcutta newspaper The
Bengal Hurkaru and Chronicle: We can
confidently ****ure the
friends and
benevolent supporters...
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editors of the two pro-plantation newspapers, the
Englishman and the
Bengal Hurkaru, and that the text of the
drama brought the
planters a bad name." As soon...
