Henry Whitelock Torrens
Henry Whitelock Torrens (20 May 1806 – 16 August 1852), son of Major-General
Nawab Nizam and his officials became greatly strained.[2]
He was a clever essayist as well as a journalist and scholar, and his scattered papers were deservedly collected and published at
Calcutta in 1854.[3]
Torrens died of dysentery at Calcutta while on a visit to the Governor-General on 16 August 1852 and was buried in the Lower Circular Road Cemetery.
References
- ^ Hollis, Christopher (1965). The Oxford Union. Evans.
- ^ Dictionary of Indian Biography; by C. E. Buckland, p. 426
- ^ The Cambridge History of English Literature, Volume 14 by A. W. Ward, page 337.
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