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Journal of the House of Lords
… Directors, which Plan classed the several Descriptions of Expenditure under the Heads of Territorial and Commercial; … to effect very extensive Reductions in the Military Expenditure in India, and also for such a Revision of the … Time the Charges will be reduced sufficiently to bring the Expenditure within the Income. When you speak of "in Time," …
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… of the Implements of Husbandry would require a larger Expenditure of Capital than for the Cultivation of Indigo? …
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… Advantages would result to the latter, not only from the Expenditure of Capital among them in the Support of Industry, …
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… you conceive there would be a Saving in the Commercial Expenditure of the Company? Undoubtedly; inasmuch as Tonnage, …
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… I have it not with me. You mentioned that the Excess of Expenditure above the Revenue, which has arisen chiefly …
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… were from Seven to Eight Lacs of Rupees. There was a large Expenditure of a Military Description, was there not? There … of the Rajah, what Proportion did the Revenue bear to the Expenditure? I think the Revenue was about Forty-seven Lacs of Rupees, and the Expenditure about Forty-four, subsequently reduced to about …
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… and also those of the Charges from the Departments of Expenditure, and frames a general Estimate for the …
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… in the first Years of your Charge; was there an Excess of Expenditure, taking India and England together? Yes, there …
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… the Revenue, as far as was compatible with the necessary Expenditure of the Government. Do you think the Revenue … aware of that. But at one Period almost the whole of the Expenditure at Bombay formed a Deficit; there was hardly any … there never was any Proportion between the Revenue and Expenditure of Bombay. Can you state to what Causes it is to …
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… Political Expence incurred Abroad, including the increased Expenditure occasioned by the Mysore, Mahratta and other … of Territorial Funds to have answered the whole Expenditure of Four Millions, without the Necessity of a …