... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. Earl Grey, in presenting the petition of the East India Company, said it was signed 1G out of 18 directors, and had received the approval of the proprietors. The petitioners believed that the introduction of measure for abolishing ...

... EAST INDIA - COMPANY. Yesterday a General cuTirt ot Yrorrietors of East India Stock was held at the offices, No. 3, Lothbury, . Colonel Sykes, M.P., the president of th e Beard of Directors, presiding,. . Mr C. C or 4 Seaery, havingiread the previou minutes ...

... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. Whatever party shall have the honour of inaugurating the future Indian policy, it is quite certain that the Company itself will cease to exist os a political power. Nothing could be more decided than the tone in which the House ...

... EAST INDIA COMPANY. The Home of Commons' Committee upon East India affairs have mitered upon the enquiry tufo the nature of the Canton trade, or, in plain tents, the ice monopoly, which i s t he great hone or continition on the present orcasiosi. Charles ...

... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The India Company have found defender, and very powerful our. la Blackwood for November is an article entitled The Company's Raj, ia which more said for that body than arc supposed could advanced ia its favour, though we have ...

... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The Petition to the Legislature, in which the East India Company has set forth its case aud claims, is a Document of no ordinary interest; and will occupy ati important place in the History of this country. Its tone is manly and ...

... Deputy-Governor of the East India Company. Every avenue to the efflee was crowded to excess to obtain a sight of the prisoner.—Mr. Lawford addressed his Lordship, and stated that he appeared before him as the solicitor of the East India Company, to charge the ...

... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY On Wednesday afternoon, a special general court of the East India Company was held at the India House, for the purpose of laying before the proprieton an unanimous resolution of the Court of Directors, granting to the eldest son ...

... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. quarterly court of this company was htld on Wednesday, at which A Proprietor begged to ask the chairman for any information respecting the bill which was said was to be introduced into Parliament. The Chairman said he had anticipated ...

... The East India Company. Mr. BAILLIE differed from Mr. Anstey as to the best means of obtaining the required information, and as to the expediency of a royal commission to inquire into the grievances of the natives, who, it appeared from a memorial of ...

... court of the Emperor. and quarried with the East India Company's representatives, whom he treated as enemies. forcibly pulling down their ship's stags and imprisoning tvetr servants. The East India Company resisted by force, refused to recognise Sir William ...

... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. T. BARING presented a petition from the East India Company against any change in the constitution of the Indian government during the coatiauanoe of the present unhappy disturbances, and without a full previous inquiry into ...