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... Honourable East India re. Company), Mr. Weeding, and Mr. Astell. On the left ing were the deputy-chairman of the Honourable East India Company, the Earl of Ripon, the Earl of Dalhousie, Lord ut G. Somerset, Hon. T. Baring, Sir T. Fremantle, the ive Right Honourable ...
... GRAND BANQUET TO THE NEPAULESE EMBASSY I BY THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. l On Saturday night a grand banquet was given by the Ron. the East India Company to the members of the 2Nepaulese embassy at present in London. The entertainment took place at the London ...
... meeting, and said he was most surprised that any one could be found to defend tbe monooly of the East India Company. No one complained of the East India Company asa trading body, but what was complained of was, that they shut out -the trade from B ritish ...
... ion, by means of steam vessels, between this country and Calcutta, Madras, -and Ceylon. The experiments made by the East India Company to Bom- bay fully establish the practicability of--the seneme, and, on public grounds, we trust that it may prove'successful ...
... suited to that country than to India, raw cotton being an export from the one, and an import into the other. Thus the East India Company, after neglecting to supply the niar- ket for at least 30 years, are seen following the ex- ample of the free trader ...
... eas h, with lIO.OO per annum in freight,'whi6 previous to the small comraisc1on of bonding facialty obtained from the East India Company in 1t8G, no British salt found its way to India. Your memor'aliste are con- vlaced that, iudepende it of the great blessing ...
... 4441. is gold and the remainder silver. The latter part, 24.7,8271., forms the final portion of the re- mittance by the East India Company of one million pounds lately arrang d to he made to the government at Calcutta. (Froii the Daily News City Article of ...
... the carpet bag on the bridge, and free pardon is offered to accomplices. It is said in the Times city article that the East India Company, so far from being borrowers, would be willing to lend money. The greater part of the recent credit opened at the bank ...
... year, to take place either at their house in the Adelphi, or in a special building to be erected for the per- pose. The East India Company, the public bodies in the three Presidencies, as well as in Ceylon, Singapore, and China, bad been communicated with ...
... steam communication has proved almost entirely a failure is not a subject of surprise to those who recollect that the East India Company never entered into the undertaking with any real good will, but were driven into it by the agitation of the question ...
... ple were the alteration of circumstances consequent on t breaking up of the monopoly of the China trade possr by the East India Company. During the company's eha d the duty on tea was ninety-six per cent. on the selling pri of the coarser teas, classed ...
... ets have engaged largely in the East India and China kade l since the abrogation of the exclusive privileges of the East India Company, has since induced fears that the crisis which had commenced before the New York packets leftthat port will extend to ...