Sir Herbert Benjamin Edwardes (1819-1868), Army and political officer in India
Sitter in 9 portraits
Indian official; served in the Bengal infantry, fought in the Sikh wars, and reformed the civil administration of Banu, 1847. Edwardes received his greatest celebrity by twice suppressing the rebel Diwan Mulraj in 1848. After serving as commissioner of Peshawar, 1853-9, he finally retired to England through ill-health in 1865.
by Henry Moseley
oil on canvas, circa 1850
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Sir Herbert Benjamin Edwardes; George Lawrence; Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence
after Ahmed Ali Khan
albumen print, (circa 1857)
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by William Edward Kilburn
albumen carte-de-visite, 1860s
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by Alfred Crowquill (Alfred Henry Forrester)
etching, mid 19th century
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Emma (née Sidney), Lady Edwardes; Sir Herbert Edwardes
by Ross & Thomson
ambrotype, circa 1860
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Emma (née Sidney), Lady Edwardes; Sir Herbert Edwardes
by Ross & Thomson
ambrotype, circa 1860
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by James Henry Lynch, published by Henry Squire & Co, after Henry Moseley
lithograph, published 17 April 1850
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by Charles Baugniet, published by Ernest Gambart & Co, and published by Paul and Dominic Colnaghi & Co
lithograph, published 15 July 1858 (1857)
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Armed Forces and Intelligence Services
Politics, Government and Diplomacy
Groups
The Raj and the Indian sub-continent
Place
India
