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Journal of the House of Lords
… Estate, Mangles, 62. Kisnagur, Population of, is Hindoo and Mohamedan, Harris, 456. - Police of, at a low State, … - Inquiry into its Deterioration and Depreciation in China Market in 1824 and 1825 - Causes thereof, Fleming, 85. - how … to, for 36,000 Begas of Indigo, and Proportion they bear to Expences of Manufacture, Harris, 460. - Profit to, is …
Journal of the House of Lords
… in the Margin refer to the Pages in the Printed Report and Evidence.) [iii] By The Lords Committees appointed a … present State of the Affairs of The East India Company, and into the Trade between Great Britain, the East Indies and … Extent by the Manufactures of England, not only in the Market of this Country, but in that of India itself, it had …
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… Affairs of the East India Company Letter and papers from Mr. Rickards Note.-On Friday the 4th of June … had received from Mr. Rickards, with his Evidence revised, and the Papers subjoined:- My Lord, 54, Wimpole Street, 3d … your Lordships Committee on the 28th Ultimo, corrected; and regret that Illhealth has prevented my doing it sooner. …
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… President in the Chair. Mr. Richard Shaw is called in, and examined as follows: You are a Manufacturer of Bombasins … and others. What Proportion do you conceive such Pieces bear to the whole Number that are supplied to the Americans? … Manufacture of Woollen Articles on the Continent for that Market? I am not able to say a Word, except as to my own …
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… in the Chair. Thomas Harvey Baber Esquire is called in, and makes the following Statement: If I had introduced the … to Over-taxation. I know indeed that the Revenues bear exceedingly hard upon them. Is not the Rate of Land … is Fifty per Cent. more than the current Rates, or the Market Prices; so that in many Cases not One Fifth remains to …
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… The Lord President in the Chair. Thomas Gore Lloyd Esquire and James Cosmo Melvill Esquire are called in, and examined … the Revenue? That is a Matter of Figures, which I cannot bear in mind; but about Nine per Cent. I think. What Number … takes it and disposes of it at the average Price of the Market, or at any Price that the Owners of it choose to …
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… in the Chair. Ross Donnelly Mangles Esquire is called in, and examined as follows: Have you resided in India? I have. … What Proportion is the Government Rent supposed to bear to the Profit made by the Zemindar? It varies so very … extensively, I cannot state it with any Precision. The Market Price varies from Time to Time? Yes; I have seen the …
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… in the Chair. Hugh George Christian Esquire is called in, and examined as follows; Have you resided in India? I have. … however, the European Articles should be cheaper in the Market than their own Manufactures, I dare say they would … District they are. What Proportion do you think they may bear to the general Population of the District? I cannot say, …
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… in the Chair. Thomas Harvey Baber Esquire is called in, and further examined as follows: Was there not a Monopoly of … Price of a certain Quantity of Cardamums? I should say the Market Price averages from 800 to 1.000 Rupees the Candy of … required to return to their Homes. What Proportion does it bear to the Wages of Labour in the Country? They are the …
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… in the Chair. Captain Richard Alsager is called in, and examined as follows: What is your Profession? A Sailor. I … was profitable; the Cotton bore a good Price in the China Market. What are your Homeward Investments? Tea, Raw Silk and … was wanted for War? I think as large as the Vessel would bear; as large as she ought to have. Do you apprehend there …