...». л. Art. 30. Lord CAW* Spttch in tht Haufi tf Comment, March 1772, on the Motion made for Leave to bring in a Bill for the better Regulation of the Affairs of the Eilt fndia Company, and of their Servants in India, &c. 4to. is. Walter. 177}. The ailcinbly, before...

...Art. 30. Lard dive's Speech itt the Hovft of Commons, joth March 1772, on the Motion made for Leave to bring in a Bill for the better Regulation of the Affairs of the Ealt India Company, and of their Servants in India, &c. 4.10. is. Walter. 1773.' Theaflembly, before...

...excefltd, five. CLotd dive's fpeech in the Houfe of Commons, sutil Match 1771, on the motion made for leave to bring in a bill for the better regulation of the affairs of the Eafl- India company, and of their fervants in India, &c. i s. ¡falter. It may be collected in general...

...Hon. the House of Lords, praying a rejection of the bill just passed the House of Commons, entitled, " A bill for the better regulation of the affairs of the East India Company, as well in India as in Europe." After which the Court adjourned. The clause in the will of the late...

...the L<K India Judicature BiU.~\ The samedi}. Mr. Sulivan presented to the House according to order, a Bill " for the better Regulation of the Affairs of the East India Company, and of their servant« in India, and for the due administration"! justice in Bengal." The ваше was reaJ з first...

...afterwards lord president of the court of session. The first measure of the new administration was a bill for the better regulation of the affairs of the East India Company, which, although in the opinion of many, not very different from that of Mr. Fox, as far as regarded...

...afterwards lord president of the court of session. The first measure of the new administration was a bill for the better regulation of the affairs of the East India Company, which, although in the opinion of many, not very different from that of Mr. Fox, as far as regarded...

...East India Judicature Bill.'] The same day, Mr. Sulivan presented to the House according to order, a Bill " for the better Regulation of the Affairs...for the due administration of justice in Bengal." The same was read a first time. May 4. On a motion that the Bill be read a second time ; the House...

...the indignation excited by the oppressions which had taken place in the East, that a bill was passed for the better regulation of the affairs of the East India Company, as well in India as in Europe, by which a supreme court was established in Calcutta, and a considerable...

...Commons. On the 30th March, 1772, Mr. Sulivan, then deputy chairman of the Court of Directors, moved to bring in a bill " for the better regulation of the affairs of the East-India Company ;" the object of which was to restrain the Governor and Council from all trade,...