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... EAST INDIA COMPANY. Mr. CANNING asked, at what period it likely' diat the consideration of the. East India,company'a Charter would he brought before the ?• tnrd CASTIAREAGII answered, that, AS as ell the itece.isery papers , on this subject he rtitylq ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The adjourned general court of proprietor*, to lake into further conrideiatmn the proportion* the government in reference to the renewal of the company’* charier, wa* held on Monday at the house in LeadenhalUmeet. At twelve o’clock ...
... the trade the East India Company would cease in April, 1834, and from that time was proposed that the trade should open to all the merchants of this country. (hear.) This would involve a point for the consideration ol the East India Company, whether they ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. A meeting of proprietors of East India stock was held yesterday, at the company's house, in Leadenhall- street, to consider the proposed government bill for modifying the functions of the Court of Directors ; Colonel Sykes in the chair ...
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... saying of their own, their shins only were Igft to them.” Wise and benevolent East India Company I exclaim the gelf-eulogizing Directors: wise and benevolent East India Company!** reechoes the self-providing Mr. Eneas Mscdonnell. What could hossy less? ...
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... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. At the adjourned meeting morning, the debate on Mr. Crawidmj’s motion, relative to the proposed change of the Court of India, was resumed for the fourth lime : Mr. Mangles presided. After a long discussion, Hie resolution deprecating ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. . Fas a C0-e0-2tmoevnt.v Oct Tuesday week. Lord Ellrnborotagh in the Lords, and Xr Peel in the House of Commons moved far the appoint- ient of-a Committee to vake into eonsiderstisn the ci colml- Stances of our trade and connerion ...
... proprietors : — 1 ' That the proposed transfer of the governing powers of the East India Company to the crown is opposed to tbe rights and privileges of the East India Company, is fraught with danger to the constitutional interests of England, is perilous ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY The nett receipts of the East India Company for the yean 1857 and 1858 amount to £29,613 573, and the total p»v-inent out of the income India to £6,343,481. The locotoe (or 1857 and 1858 was £27,634,214. The estimated exceea 1 ...