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... EAST INDIA COMPANY. l,,N,,QVTT IN lioNOUR OF SIR W111. NOTT AND SIR R. SALE. A dinner was given by the Hon. East India Company l Vednesday night, at the London Tavern, in honour of those distinguished soldiers, Sir W. Nott and Sir R. Sale. T'V e Chairman ...

... the company. They were surprised, however, to hear that the Governmient proposed to transfer the au. thority of the East India Company to tile Cirown; t hey represented that the Directors we re ready to takec into consideration any reform that nmili.t ...

... EAST INDIA COMPANY. Sir;-The measures, which are said, to be in agitation between Government and the Company, make it absolutely neces-I sary that the Public should, be reminded of the state of the transactions betwixt those parties for some years past ...

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... EAST INDIA COMPANY. Yesterday the ordinary general quarterly court oF East India proprietors was held at the India House; Cal 8TUESe, thb chairman of tbe company, presiding. After the reading and confirmation, The CHOAIRSMAN laid on the table accounts ...

... EAST INDIA COMPANY. ?? L ^ 3aeA_ ;. ?? sncie th.e secon 'reading bf tle East Indis ?? r~~'gsiovt said, tbattile~balaalee was latgely against, ?? Company, and thought that while it .555 to, te the notto be periaitted toa raise mnore. money,;on their.hbond86 ...

... epoch. It is merely called a Bill for the Redemption of the Dividend of the East India Company; but it proposes in a clause of three lines to dissolve the East India Company itself. That famous association was not in fact technically and formally destroyed ...

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... EAST INDIA COMpANY. Yesterday Ieorneoo. a quarterly enirt of this Com- pony was held at their house in Leadenhall.street, and notice was given that the meeting would be made special, for the purpose of submitting for confirmation the resolutions of the ...