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Journal of the House of Lords
… between the Out-turn of their Sale and the Value of Investments for Re-consignment to England must have been … only excepted;) whence it follows that the whole of the Investments Homewards cannot be supplied from Capital, but … to be remitted through the Medium of Europe and China Investments, or by direct Remittances, at the Option of the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Territorial Advances in England that had been repaid by Investments from India through China, my Answer was given … a Repayment of Territorial Charges paid in England through Investments for China, and that results after deducting the … is £10,475,141, and the Amount remitted in Commercial Investments from India is £13,862,909, instead of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… a good Price in the China Market. What are your Homeward Investments? Tea, Raw Silk and Nankeen. In what Proportions … Yes; because when we arrive in India we sell our Investments, reckoning the Rupee at 2 s. 6 d., (or Eight to … the Outside Merchants; and they have had bad Teas in their Investments to England, and also found Difficulty in getting …
Journal of the House of Lords
… to China on American Account, form Part of the American Investments in a Voyage to China? I am not aware that there … Proportion of Cotton Manufactures, in the different Investments. The Account you state was the Total Amount of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Rupees. How did they generally employ the small Capital so accumulated? It is a very important Part of the Duty of a … on, not by Capital remitted from England, but from the accumulated Savings of the Military and Civil Servants of the … Indigo? I should say that a very small Proportion of the accumulated Capital of the Agency Houses in India can be the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… it is therefore quite impossible that any Capital can be accumulated to promote internal Improvement. Has not The East …