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Journal of the House of Lords
… a good deal of Cotton Twist used by the Native Weavers in making up the Cotton Cloth which the Natives wear, but that … to Half a Rupee a Year. What Time were you occupied in making that Settlement? I think about Five or Six Weeks. … employed the Country Shipping, but enabled the Persons making it to pay their Revenue under the Madras Presidency. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… as to the Duration of the Settlement, but to the Mode of making it, whether by Ryotwar or Zemindarry? I consider that … Judge has not done that, he must refer to the Law Officer, making use of such Checks as English Books upon the Subject … of Leaves round it, and the People who were employed in making it up added a considerable Quantity of Leaves to it. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the System; Monopoly, that is. Not having been employed in making the Settlement with the Growers, I cannot tell the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… for Measurement, 1,511 Tales, and 1,950 Tales Cumshaw, making 3,461 Tales, (6 Tales) 2 l. 4 s. per Ton. In making that Calculation you include the Cumshaw? Yes; every …
Journal of the House of Lords
… little Notice. He proceeded also upon the Principle of making a large Deduction for the Expences of Cultivation, so … ever been heard of or applied for. I was present at the making of a Three Years Village Lease in the Jaghire Lands … them in Possession. Few Persons doubted the Expediency of making a permanent System, which might supersede the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Hyson 24,169, Hyson 10,512, Imperial and Gunpowder 4,582; making a Total of 80,498 Chests. What is the Weight of a … or perhaps a Piece may have a little Imperfection in Colour, or something of that kind, which the Company's may … as possible; for instance, a Piece that has a faulty Colour, or a Stain upon it, a Yard would be cut out, and the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… it would have become known? I cannot say. Do you think the making a great Profit in any one Line of Trade can long … shipped if they could have been made all of a particular Colour; such Orders were not executed. Do you know what is …
Journal of the House of Lords
… You conceived yourself then under the Necessity of making yourselves acquainted with any Branch of the Eastern … What Means had the Court recourse to for the Purpose of making itself acquainted with the Principles of the various … to the Island. In what were they employed? In the making of Roads; in the assisting making Public Buildings; …
Journal of the House of Lords
… it through the Ryots, if practicable. Upon the System of making an Advance, in the first instance, to the Ryots? …