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Barrackpore india Black & White Stock Photos
RMERGEM6–Disarmament of the 26th Indian regiment at Barrackpore, India. During the Indian Mutiny of 1857. Began as mutiny of sepoys
![Prizes and Prize-Winners of the Calcutta Volunteer Rifle Matches at Barrackpore, [India], 1865. Participants in '...competitive trials in skill as marksmen...The gentlemen grouped around this table are the successful competitors of the two last annual meetings - namely, Lieutenant J. Mackenzie, Captain M. J. Pearson, Lieutenant Fred. G. Teale, Private E. Lane, and Private J. Morrison, in the front row, sitting; Corporal Fink, Colour-Sergeant G. Robb, Sergeant Humphreys, Private Goebels, Private D. C. Creaton, Sergeant Dods, Sergeant Boggs, Captain John Rose, Sergeant Macdonald, Private Pratt, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X21WA5/prizes-and-prize-winners-of-the-calcutta-volunteer-rifle-matches-at-barrackpore-india-1865-participants-in-competitive-trials-in-skill-as-marksmenthe-gentlemen-grouped-around-this-table-are-the-successful-competitors-of-the-two-last-annual-meetings-namely-lieutenant-j-mackenzie-captain-m-j-pearson-lieutenant-fred-g-teale-private-e-lane-and-private-j-morrison-in-the-front-row-sitting-corporal-fink-colour-sergeant-g-robb-sergeant-humphreys-private-goebels-private-d-c-creaton-sergeant-dods-sergeant-boggs-captain-john-rose-sergeant-macdonald-private-pratt-2X21WA5.jpg "Prizes and Prize-Winners of the Calcutta Volunteer Rifle Matches at Barrackpore, [India], 1865. Participants in '...competitive trials in skill as marksmen...The gentlemen grouped around this table are the successful competitors of the two last annual meetings - namely, Lieutenant J. Mackenzie, Captain M. J. Pearson, Lieutenant Fred. G. Teale, Private E. Lane, and Private J. Morrison, in the front row, sitting; Corporal Fink, Colour-Sergeant G. Robb, Sergeant Humphreys, Private Goebels, Private D. C. Creaton, Sergeant Dods, Sergeant Boggs, Captain John Rose, Sergeant Macdonald, Private Pratt, Stock Photo")
RM2X21WA5–Prizes and Prize-Winners of the Calcutta Volunteer Rifle Matches at Barrackpore, [India], 1865. Participants in '...competitive trials in skill as marksmen...The gentlemen grouped around this table are the successful competitors of the two last annual meetings - namely, Lieutenant J. Mackenzie, Captain M. J. Pearson, Lieutenant Fred. G. Teale, Private E. Lane, and Private J. Morrison, in the front row, sitting; Corporal Fink, Colour-Sergeant G. Robb, Sergeant Humphreys, Private Goebels, Private D. C. Creaton, Sergeant Dods, Sergeant Boggs, Captain John Rose, Sergeant Macdonald, Private Pratt,
RFC6K3K3–Barrackpore or Barrackpur, in West Bengal, India, during the 1890s, vintage engraving. Old engraved illustration of Barrackpore.
RFEW9XDC–Barrackpore or Barrackpur, in West Bengal, India, during the 1890s, vintage engraving. Old engraved illustration of Barrackpore.
RM2T1FM6Y–The Indian Mutiny 1857-1859 Stereoscopic portrait of Charlotte, Viscountess Canning (1817 - 1861) photographed with an unknown lady companion and Dr Lecky during the aftermath of the Indian Mutiny. Viscountess Canning was the wife of Charles, 1st Earl Canning, Governor-General of India during the Mutiny. She arrived in India in 1856 and accompanied her husband to Calcutta, where she found life restrictive and isolated but actively supported the new art of photography. Lady Canning died of malaria in 1861 and was buried at Barrackpore, West Bengal.
![Sketches of Native Life in India - Sepoy Encampment at Barrackpore, 1858. 'We are indebted to the sketch-book of Mr. Marshall Claxton for the...series of characteristic Sketches of a few of the manners, habits, and customs of the natives of India...In the future annals of India, Barrackpore will be mentioned and thought of with much interest, not only as containing the country residence of the Governor-General, but as the district where the sepoys first mutinied...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2RRJ99B/sketches-of-native-life-in-india-sepoy-encampment-at-barrackpore-1858-we-are-indebted-to-the-sketch-book-of-mr-marshall-claxton-for-theseries-of-characteristic-sketches-of-a-few-of-the-manners-habits-and-customs-of-the-natives-of-indiain-the-future-annals-of-india-barrackpore-will-be-mentioned-and-thought-of-with-much-interest-not-only-as-containing-the-country-residence-of-the-governor-general-but-as-the-district-where-the-sepoys-first-mutinied-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1858-2RRJ99B.jpg "Sketches of Native Life in India - Sepoy Encampment at Barrackpore, 1858. 'We are indebted to the sketch-book of Mr. Marshall Claxton for the...series of characteristic Sketches of a few of the manners, habits, and customs of the natives of India...In the future annals of India, Barrackpore will be mentioned and thought of with much interest, not only as containing the country residence of the Governor-General, but as the district where the sepoys first mutinied...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858. Stock Photo")
RM2RRJ99B–Sketches of Native Life in India - Sepoy Encampment at Barrackpore, 1858. 'We are indebted to the sketch-book of Mr. Marshall Claxton for the...series of characteristic Sketches of a few of the manners, habits, and customs of the natives of India...In the future annals of India, Barrackpore will be mentioned and thought of with much interest, not only as containing the country residence of the Governor-General, but as the district where the sepoys first mutinied...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858.
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