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Journal of the House of Lords
… The Goods are more even and better finished by the Machinery. There has been a Machine introduced for shearing, … finer spun, and finished better, by the Improvements in Machinery. Can you state whether the Americans procure …
Journal of the House of Lords
… shew a Disposition to embark it in Commercial and Agricultural Speculations? Sometimes I think they do. I think … Ryots engaged in the Cultivation of other Articles of Agricultural Produce? I do not know that there is any very …
Journal of the House of Lords
… to a great Extent in that District? To a great Extent. Is Machinery used in that Cultivation? It has, I believe, been … District of Cawnpoor? Domestic Slavery exists; but of an Agricultural Slave I do not recollect a single Instance. When … probably pass with the Property, because there they are Agricultural Slaves. Where Domestic Slavery alone exists, you …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Skill. Has there been of late Years any Improvement in the Machinery for reeling Silk? I have not heard of any in India. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of the Supreme Court to the Interior, or introducing its Machinery, with the necessary Appendage of Barristers and …
Journal of the House of Lords
… summoned out of his Turn, or so as to interfere with any Agricultural or Manufacturing Pursuits in which he may be …
Journal of the House of Lords
… which can be pulled to Pieces, and the Fibres drawn out by Machinery, but it begins with a Filament or Worm Thread, and … only be acquired by a practised Hand and experienced Eye. Machinery cannot combine these Filaments, so as to make a …
Journal of the House of Lords
… was grown in Nagpoor; are you aware of any sort of Foreign Machinery being used in the Cultivation or Preparation of … over any other Part of their Families. Are there any Agricultural Slaves? None, I think, except in this Way, that … that the Country was under our Management; and in the Agricultural Class, to every Appearance, there was more …