... mode in which the East India Company governing India. In November, Vict, Fox, then in office. introduced his to India Bills. The first was earned in the Contamm by large majorities. The measure proposed to abolish the East India Company, and to transfer ...

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... JOAN COOKE sad Bum Beome, tx;henge, Braked. CONTIONNeR DI Loan CANNING. —We sre Infonsed • Coot of Directors of the East India Company was 'oe Monday, et which • vote strongly ompresehtit the lenee of the court in Lord Cunning wee passed, we e, ananimuusly ...

... the district was quite quiet. We are sorry to say that the spirit of dissatisfaction among the 'soldiers of the late East India Company, at their unceremonious transfer to the Crown, has developed itself widely. Indeed there is reason to think that the ...

... arrived, but it amounts to little more than ampler or private accounts of operations already reported In our columns. The East India Company are quite alive. They are holding meetings to set forth the excellent doings of the Company, the miltdoings of the Horne ...

... Irma Co/num.—Died this morning, in Leadenhall-street, as the clock struck twelve. that famous association known as the East India Company. It would be impossible to crowd into the longest obituary none* one.half the extraordinary particulars which impart ...

... interest from the Parliament. ivy stocks or fands of the United Kingdom, or from the stocks, shares, or bonds of the East India Company, or of the Bank of England, standing in his own name, of not less amount per annum than ten prods. S. Income from Pensions ...

... relation the chines@ were strongly opposed. In InSt, the monopoly of the trade of China, which had been enjoyed by the East India Company, ceased, and the commerce with that eountry was thrown open. On the opening of the trade, the British Government proceeded ...

... been of the distinguished service. in India of Sir J. Lawrence. The Grand Cross of the Bath bad been maimed him, the East India Company had ineremed his to £1,200 per annum, and Government had now misc eansideration whether some distinction should not ...

... debt was 81 per cent., and it was now little more than 41 per cent. The debt was mainly owing to the wan in which the East India Company had been engaged. The noble lord next entered at considerable length into the question of land tenure in India, which ...