...Ameer's son, Akbar Khan." " He did me the honour," con-' tinues the hopeful and lamented author, " to place me on the same elephant upon which he himself...allotted to the mission, as their place of residence." And now for some notices of Dost Mahomed, and many more of Cabool itself, together with other matters...

...received," he writes, " with great pomp and splendour by a fine body of Afghan cavalry, led by the Amir's son, Akbar Khan. He did me the honour to place me...father's court, whose reception of us was most cordial." The next day he was admitted by the Amir to a formal audience and was most graciously received. Three...

...cavalry, led by the Amir's son, Akbar Khan. He did me the honour to place me upon the same elephant on which he himself rode, and conducted us to his father's court, whose reception of us was njost cordial. A spacious garden close to the palace, and inside the Bala Hissar of Kabul, was allotted...

...cavalry, led by the Ameer's son, Akbar Khan. He did me the honour to place me upon the same elephant on which he himself rode, and conducted us to his father's...reception of us was most cordial. A spacious garden close to the palace, and inside the Bala Hissar of Cabul, was allotted to the mission as their place of residence....

...cavalry, led by the Ameer's son, Akbar Khan. He did me the honour to place me upon the same elephant on which he himself rode, and conducted us to his father's...reception of us was most cordial. A spacious garden close to the palace, and inside the Balla Hissar of Caubul, was allotted to the mission as their place of...