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Affairs of the East India Company
Appendix C No. 43

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Journal of the House of Lords: volume 62: 1830

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'Affairs of the East India Company: Appendix C No. 43', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 62: 1830, pp. 1412. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=16565 Date accessed: 18 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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No. 43. - An Account of the Quantity of Tea exported from Great Britain to Foreign Europe, to British Colonies and Possessions, and to all other Parts, in each Year, from 1814 to the 10th of October 1829.
Tea exported from Great Britain to all Parts, except Ireland.
Years ended 5th January To Foreign Europe. To British Colonies and Possessions. To all other Parts. Total.
Pounds. Pounds. Pounds. Pounds.
1815 3,458,274 1,390,401 14,087 4,862,762
1816 789,899 976,086 23,767 1,789,752
1817 105,649 655,463 25,131 786,243
1818 38,644 708,278 1,229 748,151
1819 32,890 904,922 1,053 938,865
1820 13,687 803,502 350 817,539
1821 7,949 610,999 282 619,230
1822 6,493 596,410 784 603,687
1823 8,586 485,669 1,399 495,654
1824 11,007 488,379 560 499,946
1825 14,510 607,642 3,839 625,991
1826 33,826 413,422 2,961 450,209
1827 14,685 263,447 1,038 279,070
1828 24,172 230,090 732 254,994
1829 23,046 222,988 6,459 259,493
Three Quarters, ended 10th October 1829 4,818 191,092 1,025 196,935
Inspector General's Office,
Custom House, London,
22d January 1830.		 WILLIAM IRVING,
Inspector General
of Imports and Exports.