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... (By Electic Telegraph.) THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. At the quarterly court of East India proprietors, held at the India House, Lundon, yesterday, the pensions to General Wilson, Lady Neill, and Mrs. Nicholson were con- firmed. The Chairman announced that ...
... led to the success of the British at Seriugapatamn. In 1790 (October 26), Veer Rajunder concluded a treaty with the East India Company-a treaty of frlendship with the com- pany as long as the ann and moon endured' against Tippoo t Sultan, who was thereby ...
... the public during the last fsw usys, is son sf Sir John the second baronet, wbo was for many years in the service of East India Company, and who afterwards became Charge d*Affa:res iu Persis. Sir Gilbert succeeded his father the title 1870. entered the ...
... for our own inte- rest and that of the many millions of people whom we have taken upon ourselves to rule. Even the East [India Company, had it rightly exercised its vast - power, would probably have better attained its one d E great object of raising ...
... iac, ctaga, rmnd Swede rwd wc 1 limited to% vseelsi of those couwtriaar British colornies (with the excoori of the the East India Company) directly from their ports goods the growth, pdouco, or ?? . of those countries, or of their alspeotlte dowinlonsm ...
... these materials, and consequently will be of more interest to the manufacturers of this district. The Directors of the East India Company have kindly consented to send to the Leads Chasober of Commerce the samples as they arrive in this country, for the ...
... of the t] Mr ous judwment bhich consigned him to bonds. si ?? has at length succeeded in sa loadeng contest with the East India Company fo r hadmamtidation for hisalosses as an oriental jour- el bule The bill before parliament for restitution a, 1ove eea ...
... Infamous judgment which consigned him to bonds. Mr. Sits BucaiNosrAM has at length succeeded in his long contest with the East India Company forI indenniflication for his losses as an oriental jour-4 nalist. The bill before parliament for restitution i has ...
... stagnation of trade there), was beginning to be felt, and the influence thus exerted -was rendered more palpable by the East India Company bor- rowing a million sterling from the Bank of Eng- land, in order to avoid requiring the usual Indian remittances ...
... exploiters and the map-makiers. It iS sheer nontsen~se to compare a brantd-nsew C hartered Company in Africa withn the old East India Company. The whole circumstances are chlanged. Thne reicciapis encircles thne aloha. The representatic cc of EuLropean Gkovernments ...
... we ro are smugglers there can be no question. It is notorious u to the world that the Opium collected and sold by the East India Company in Calcutta, is transported v into China. Their own instructions to the agents who 1e prepare it, and their own engagements ...
... man of business sees I So that greater efforts ought to be made than have ever yet been made aich by the Honourable East India Company. If half the attention bad aten been given to this matter that has been engrossed by territorial aggrandisement, the ...