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... EAST INDIA COMPANY. On Wednesday last, llie usual quarterly general meeting of tlie proprietors was held at the Kasi India H lie, Leadenliall ; Mr. ll(t« I). Mantlet, M.P., MiteUi) ji.i - |'rt viout court, Mr. Dent asked, whether it was the intention ...
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... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. On the 30th of April next £6,000,000 India stock, which bears a guaranteed interest of 104 per cent., is to be paid off at the rate of 200 per cent., aud on the Ist of June following the East India Company will cease to exist. ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. On Wednesday last a special general court of the East India Company was held at the India House, for the purpose of laying before the proprietors an unanimous resolution of the Court of Directors, granting to tbe eldest son of ...
... 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. Mr. BUCKINGHAM still carrying on the crusade against the East India Company; and so eager are the merchants and traders of this country to seize hold of every thing affording a prospect of the slightest relief—as drowning men catch ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. (concluded.) The China trade is the third and last branch of the subject. whatever point of view we regard the China trade, it is deeply interesting to all classes of British subjects. If the trade with the hundred millions Ilindostan ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. HEREFORD, SATURDAY, April 6, 1833. whatever side we look upon the commercial relations of this country, our wonder is, not that we have attained an importance which comparatively hides in the distance the commercial importance ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. A most important among the Proprietor* of Bast India Stoefcy has been going at the House, adjonrnSSießt from day to day, during the week, to consider the plan of Government for conducting the affairs India. discussion not being concluded ...
... THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The Economist throws light on a circumstance which many persons must have observed without understanding its cause. The English funds hav* of late been very low in price, and, what has been oddest, they have been low in face of ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. A general Court was held to-day to receive and discos! the report of the Committee of Proprietors with respect to future management of affairs. Colonel Sykes presided. The chairman announced that the capital stock would payable on ...
... EAST INDIA COMPANY. A brief sketch the origin constitution of the Ka.*t India Company will not b* uninteresting subject to o«r readers the present moment. She first ailventu'e from Kngland to li>e Indies took place tbe year 1)91. l the first rhaiter was ...