...either of the Authorities at home, or of the Local Governments abroad : it has strictly prohibited discussions having a tendency to create alarm or suspicion among the native population, of any intended interference with their religious opinions or observances, and has even forbidden the republication...

...levelled against the Governor General, the Governors, or Commander in Chief, the Member« of Councils, or the Judges of his Majesty's courts at any of the...insinuations against the public officers of Government." The Government adds, in the same Rules for the guidance of Editora,the following explanatory clause...

...levelled against the Governor General, the Governors, or Commander in Chief, the Members of Councils, or the Judges of his Majesty's courts at any of the Presidencies, or the Bishop of Calcutta j and publications of any description, tending to expose them to hatred, obloquy, orcoutempt; also...

...absurdity of calling for the revival of the censorship of the press), that he directly interfered. Fifthly, discussions having a tendency to create alarm or suspicion among the native population, of an intended official interference with their religious opinions and observances. What could be more...

...absurdity of calling for the revival of the censorship of the press), that he directly interfered. Fifthly, discussions having a tendency to create alarm or suspicion among the native population, of an intended official interference with their religious opinions and observances. What could he more...

...orders of the Indian Governments — to excite resistance to their orders, or to weaken their authority. DISCUSSIONS HAVING A TENDENCY TO CREATE ALARM OR SUSPICION AMONG THE NATIVE POPULATION, or of any intended official interference with their religious opinions — insulting remarks on their...

...offensive insinuations levelled against the Governor- General, the Governors, or Commanders-iii-Chief, the Members of Council, or the Judges of his Majesty's...any of the Presidencies, or the Bishop of Calcutta, ami publications of any description, tending to expose them to hatred, obloquy, or contempt, also libellous...

...members of the council or the supreme court, and the lord bishop of Calcutta ¡and all discussion* having a tendency to create alarm or suspicion among the native population of any intended interference with their religion. S. Also the republication, from English or other newspnpers, of any...

...were in some of council, of the judges of the supreme court, or of the lordbishop of Calcutta. " 2. Discussions having a tendency to create alarm or suspicion among the native population of any intended interference with their religious opinions. " 3. The republication, from English or other newspapers,...

...2. That no such book, pamphlet, newspaper, or other work, shall contain observations or statements having a tendency to create alarm or suspicion among the native population of any intended interference by Government with their religious opinions and observances. 3. That no such book, pamphlet,...