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... 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 ...
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... tountry and sells to another, and the charge at which be carries the commodities of each. III. That the history of the East India Company affords most striking proofs of the consequence of trusting such powers to the discretion of individuals; and the injuries ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. At present there are th 9 Fast India Directors, a of men of whom the majority are separate from her Majesty's Ministers, who have almost all local knowledge of India and its inhabitants, and who are rather disposed to express a ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The following are the chief points of the pro- posed change in the government of B.itish India: I. The Cbina monopoly to cease. 2- The East India Company to retain its poll lical functions. 3 The company's assets, commercial and ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. A summary of the intentions of Government in respect to our East India possessions, as developed in .\“'. Grant’s speech in the House ot Commons on 'l‘hundx{ night. - Ist. ‘l'o scparate the union which at present exists between the ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. It is clear that the East India Company had difficulty in obtaining ships during the early years of their charter, and the Government had to render them assistance by the loan of . the Royal Yards. In 1610 the records , mention ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The following are the chief points of the proposed change in the government of British India: 1. The China monopoly to Cease. 2. The East India Company to retain its political functions. 3. The company's assets, commercial and ...
... al, Lord Hardinp; and subsequently ISA under • similes exigeoey, assisted the East India Company with • further loin of I million, and again 14; when the East India Company was in went of fonds to enable it to carry on the Affgban war, assisted the government ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. A brief sketch of the origin and constitution of the East India Company will not by an uninteresting subject to our readers at the present moment. The first adventure from England to the East Indies took place in the year 1591, and ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. _ On Wednesday a quarterly general of the pro. pri.iors WOO held at their house in Lea&nhall.street ; Colonel the chairman of the boani of directors, in the chair. • Mr. Jones said he had a motion on the piper .bleb 1•11 , to the following ...