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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1793

Page

2

East India Charter and India Trade Debate Moves

The House debated the Trade and Government of India with Mr Secretary Dundas arguing that the East India Company remains the best agency to govern. He cited vast shipping, imports, exports, and yearly wealth, urging continuity despite calls for reform and warning of risks if monopoly ends.

Dundas Ndia India East India Company Europe Company Lord Clive Gen. Clavering Hastings Lord Cornwallis East India Vansittart Inna Charles II James II A&i Madras Gendas Government of India Ganges Thames Governoent and Trade of India Francis Laa Board of Control Gentlemnan

House of Lords April 23 goods in transitu and bills

Judge Buller delivered written opinion in Linkbarrow versus Mason on goods in transit. Martin's Divorce Bill heard. criminal conversation matter stated in papers. Dudley Canal Bill heard. ordered to proceed on Sunday. House adjourned to next day.

Scotland A&s Rof Lord Campbell Col. Macleod Ireland Buller Mason Martin Dudley Canal

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