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Journal of the House of Lords
… to July 1829. Value. Packages. £ s. d. November 1821 Per Ship Columbian 883 66,751 19 4 February 1822 - Isabella 874 … not then taken place. Did the Supercargo on board of the Ship take charge of the Goods belonging to all the different … in America on Imports from China? As regards Tea, when the Ship arrives we make an Entry to land them from the Vessel, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… with them, transacts the Business, and returns in the Ship. But there is no Rule at all; it is according to the … Form? A great deal through the Outside Merchants. When a Ship drops her Anchor, is not Security entered into by some … every Chinese has to become responsible for the Act of any Ship, but above all a private one. Why should that operate to …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Coopering, Tarring, mending Packages if broken by ordinary Ship's Breakage, enlarging Indigo or other Chests when … Warehouse Rent, per Week, payable upon each Parcel of a Ship's Cargo from the Day on which the first Parcel of Goods by that Ship shall be delivered into the Company's Warehouses. N.B.On …
Journal of the House of Lords
… No, by no means. Is it injured by Confinement on board a Ship; by the Exclusion of the Air? No, I should think not; I … to India? Most generally young Men that went out on board Ship, Stewards of Ships, and others that got their Friends to transmit them out, and left the Ship. Do the Natives who manufacture Indigo pursue exactly …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Hindoo of good Caste would eat any thing from on board a Ship. Is that on account of its having been prepared by …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Five hundred Tons. I can mention the Names of some of the Ship Owners: the Beebee or Queen of Cananore. This Lady is … Tons Burthen, belonging to the above Two Persons and other Ship Owners; besides which there were other Descriptions of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… small Trade with Madras; there passes only One private Ship, I think, annually between Madras and China. Is any … the Shares of Tonnage; about a Hundred and three Tons per Ship are allotted to the Commander and Officers in the … India and China, Two Fifths of the whole Tonnage of the Ship are allotted to the Commander and Officers. [533] And …
Journal of the House of Lords
… to 405. 415 to 417. Stewart, J. Esq. M. P. Commander of a Ship, and Agent in the China Trade, 583 to 597. Swinton, …