Man of Frogutan abbly. Traving, berdiness & pety. thell'in the Residency of Leschans. " " The Re Bapirit W. Noel, it his volume sexland & India" Lond. 1859. Says (p. 209). "The late Su Henry Lawrence might be compared with the most illuctions of his militan, predecessor and again (Þ.309.) – ellen like Sir Kenny Lawrence or Gen. Havelock, of tale talent, rescuction & industry, are invaluable to the corentry "," and "yet agan (p.217) =" the admerable on Henry Lawrence rendend effectus riit te Mizone is Ab f. 469. Noel quotes ponRaikes, the Exmurk - "We onect & Lord Dalhousie that have such men as he hoo Lucorences [ Si Henry, L. and Su John L. _ and Montgomery Exerand so rast on influence over the twelve millions of the Tungaub, Fere and thirty years back this or markath two play follows at a bettte school in the Worth of Ireland "To So John Lawrence more than to a than to any one man besides has the actual sabater of India been due Raucher [Noel p. 466) speaks LONDON: PRINTED BY WOODFALL AND KINDER, ANGEL COURT, SKINNER STREET. " of witne pony, in 1853, the unbranded regard which all dasers fin classes the Furjant displayed to his [ Sir Henry Lawrence's ( person » Jacker applies te him a saying that M. Guinoti frends had for fem, That be. Go was "sun rosier en, Ther. " say K. r. what sù Kerry was Men of this stamp have a marvellous rough matures" X fer The score of her strength appears on the appears in her our Carpurge, wher Sendery &e Mep Marsh, R. author of "English Heart" £ 100, h and he efforts among the Navvies : need to have my inquite, the ted out x & I want both thankfulness & bust. Aber "All, I want the Holy Shirt, & more fuck in Jeons; & Imant to arrght, I the six which doth so easily every It run with patience the race which is set before one, unte fences, the Grether & Finisher of my faith; aside * * beset me, Looking I have a becau I go thither [to Oude] as a peacemaker ; & As I sincrueded in the Pungaib, Iteel store, that will the Weling of Git, I shall succeed there The Rev. H. S. Polehampton. of Lucknow, in his Feary blond. 1858. p. 25% mentions a soldier's saying, as he is Regiment:" There is not a man of no. Sir, but that would be proud to fellow die Henry through fire & water"?" And, of Su Genry's death (p. 323t, Politiampton remarks . " Wit hom, a great & good man passed from amningst us. His deathmos edifying scenes ever witnessed |