Search
Journal of the House of Lords
… it only in private Gardens for private Use. It is not a Production of the Country. Were you ever at Pondicherry? I …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Provinces of Chekian and Kiannan, which are famous for the Production of Raw Silk, Teas and Nankeens, is confined to the … Returns from China? There is a free Exchange in the Production of those Two Countries; they are placed under very …
Journal of the House of Lords
… were enabled to hold Leases of that Description, the Production and Manufacture of Indigo would be increased? I … A very hot Climate, I apprehend, is unfavourable to the Production of Silk; a moderately warm Climate is favourable … their Agencies, &c. Do you think that, supposing the Production of Silk in India to be improved to the highest …
Journal of the House of Lords
… rather a Decrease of Charge than an Increase of Production? The last Improvement of the Country was a … of Charge, but the general Improvement was an Increase of Production. The original Revenue was 36 or 37 Lacs of Rupees, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… they drew, I remitted very largely in Sycee Silver, the Production of China, in Tutenag, and many other Articles. Any …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of the Sea is almost essential, is it not, to the Production of the finest Cotton? It is so. Are you acquainted … within your Knowledge of its being so re-applied to the Production of Cotton? Hardly ever. Do you consider it to be …
Journal of the House of Lords
… from the bestowing of European Skill on One Article of Production alone, what further Advantages may not be …