London: Printed By The Reporter And Sold By J. Debrett. 1797. 1797. 4to. pp. 2 p.l. 63. with half-title. contemporary bds. upper corner of covers & margins of last gathering dampstained. Goldsmiths' 16979. London: Printed By The Reporter, And Sold By J. Debrett. 1797. unknown
Dated at foot '1845'. On one side of a piece of laid watermarked paper 14 x 8 cm. On aged and creased paper. The accounts are brief and neatly written in an unidentified hand. At foot '1845'. Headed 'Revenue as calculated to end of Charter' and featuring a total of £17936217 against itemised charges of £18763517 including those incurred 'in India' 'Esp: St Helena' 'Political Chges in England' and 'Cost of <remittce>'. Beneath this a section headed 'Of ye above charges may be pble in Engd'. It may be that the accounts were a projection of how matters might stand when the Company's Charter of 1833 which vested the island of St Helena in the Crown came to an end as it did with the creation of the new Charter in 1853. From the Twining Papers. Dated at foot '1845'. unknown
Amsterdam 1701. Engraved broadsheet. Ca. 32 x 43 cm. From: Histoire abrégée des Provinces Unies des Pays-Bas. - Decorative anonymous engraving published in anticipation of the Company's centenary in 1701 depicting the organization of the VOC with in the middle the council room with the seventeen directors on the left side the six chambers Amsterdam Middelburg Rotterdam Delft Hoorn Enkhuizen and on the right side the four councils with letterpress. In 1602 the Dutch East India Company VOC was formed. It was the largest and most powerful trade and shipping company in the world. At its peak it had 40.000 Dutch other European and Asian employees a fleet of more than one hundred ships and over six hundred stations in its charter area spanning from the Cape of Good Hope to Japan. That charter granted by the States General meant that the VOC was the only organization from the Dutch Republic allowed to trade in this region. - Some age-browning. Landwehr VOC 1486; Muller Historieplaten 1175; Atlas van Stolk 1127. unknown
Forgotten Books 2018. 2018. Hardcover. Hints on the Present State of the Question Between His Majesty's Ministers and the Court of Directors Relative to the Renewal of the East-India Company's Charter Classic Reprint <br/><br/>Hints on the Present State of the Question Between His Majesty's Ministers and the Court of Directors Relative to the Renewal of the East-India Company's Charter Classic Reprint East India Company Forgotten Books hardcover
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's Gravenhage Jacobus Scheltus 1743. 4to. Misbound with dog's ears. With woodcut coat of arms on title-page. 47 pp. Compilation of all charters of the Dutch East India Company VOC starting with the original charter of 1602 followed by all prolongations up until 1754. The charter granted by the States General meant that the VOC was the only organization from the Dutch Republic allowed to trade in this region. - Age-browned. Landwehr VOC 19. unknown
London: s.n. 1796. 4to 4 77 3pp. terminal leaf blank disbound. ESTC locating 4 copies all at the British Library giving a collation of 4 77 10 82-120pp. 2 of their copies collates as ours one with 116pp. and one with the aforementioned collation. 'Eighteenth Century Collections Online' version collates the same as our copy. [London: s.n., 1796.] unknown
London: 1805-06. 13 vols. in one folio contemporary half calf upper joint cracked but holding rubbed morocco labels. 1. Copy of a Minute of Sir John Shore. late Governor General of Bengal; detailing the measures adopted in Oude which led to the deposition of Vizier Ally and placing on the throne the Nabob Saadut Ally. 18 other papers 4 71 1 pp. 2. Such Extracts of the Letter from the Governor-General in Council at Bengal. as relate to the Continuance of a Part of the Company's Troops in the Territories of the Nabob Vizier at Futtyghur;. 15 other papers 44 pp. Supplement 2. to No. 3. Rajars of Sasnee and Bidjeghur and of Cutchura and Titteah. 271-302 pp. 5. No.6. - Copy of all Communications to the Secret Committee or Court of Directors by the Governor General; respecting the Nabob Saadut Ally previous to or after the Conclusion of the Treaty of Lucknow in 1801;. with large folding map 41 1 pp. 6. Copy of a Treaty concluded between the Marquis Cornwallis then Governor General of India and the late Vizier Afoph ul Dowlah; in 1787. 7 other papers 19 1 pp. 7. Copies and Extracts of such Proceeding of the Governor General in Council as regard the Claims of Individuals on the late or present Nabob of Oude.29 1 pp. 8. Account of all the Sums of Money which have been paid by the East India Company into His Majesty's Exchequer. 8 other papers 49 1 pp. 9. A List of all Pensions payable by the East India Company:- and a Return of all Sums of Money granted by way of Gratuity. 13 1 pp. 10. Copies of Covenants entered into by the Servants of the East India Company; and the Orders issued to their Servants relative to Loans from the same to the Princes of India and Natives thereof. 20 pp. 11. Copies of Letters from Lord Cornwallis to the Court of Directors and Secret Committee dated 1st August 1805;. 2 other copies of letters 15 1 pp. 12. Return of the 1st Order of. the House of Commons of 18th April 1806 which requires "Copy of a Treaty between Affuf ul Dowlah and the late Nabob of Furruckabad and guaranteed by the Marquis Cornwallis in 1787." 15 other papers 30 pp. 13. Extracts of Letters &c. received from the Presidency of Bombay; relative to the Sum of Bombay Rupees 3125944. said to be Money lent to the Guicowar. 7 1 pp. 14. Copies of all Applications to the Court of Directors by any Claimants on the late or present Nabob of Oude with the Decision of the Court of Directors. 7 1 pp. [London: 1805-06 unknown
London: Printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahan for Black Parry and Kingsbury 1808. Later edition following the first of 1754. This volume was owned by Lieutenant Colonel Neil Campbell 1788-1848 with his signature dated 12 August 1809 on the title page. Campbell joined the Bengal Army that same year and likely used it as part of his training. Nonetheless within six months he was tried by court martial. Soon after landing in India as an ensign Campbell was tried for ill-treating a civil Indian official imprisoned for eight months and fined. "This little incident does not however seem to have interfered with his military promotion for he was a Lieutenant in 1814 and retired as a Lieut.-Colonel in 1841 sharing in the Bhurtpore prize-money in 1825" Campbell p. lvi. In addition he volunteered for the campaign to annex Kalinfar Fort 1812 helped to hunt down the chief of Bundelkhand Gopal Singh and fought in the Anglo-Nepalese War 1814-16. He had 13 children with Isabella Campbell née Anne. The original front free endpaper is signed and inscribed: "This belonged to Major Neil Campbell Kilmartin of the H.E.I.C.S 1787-1848 my great grandfather". We have traced one copy in the Saraswathi Mahal Library. Octavo 181 x 115 mm pp. 48 bulked with blanks. With 4 pp. of publisher's advertisements following text. Modern sprinkled half calf black spine label brown cloth boards with borders tooled in blind original front free endpaper bound in ticket of Period Binders Bath tipped in at rear. Contents lightly browned: a very good copy. This edition not in NCSTC. Duncan Campbell Records of Clan Campbell in the Military Service of the Honourable East India Company 1600-1858 1925 hardcover
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