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Minutes of evidence taken before the Honourable House of Commons, in a Committee of the whole House, to whom it was referred to consider of the affairs of the East-India Company; - and to whom the several petitions, which have been presented in this session of Parliament, relating to the trade and shipping of the East-India Company, and the renewal of their charter, were referred; - and also the petition of the East-India Company, praying to be heard by counsel before the said Committee.
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GREAT BRITAIN. House of Commons. Committee on the East India Company (1811--1813)
Minutes of evidence taken before the Honourable House of Commons, in a Committee of the whole House, to whom it was referred to consider of the affairs of the East-India Company; - and to whom the several petitions, which have been presented in this session of Parliament, relating to the trade and shipping of the East-India Company, and the renewal of their charter, were referred; - and also the petition of the East-India Company, praying to be heard by counsel before the said Committee.
London: printed by order of the Court of Directors for the information of the proprietors, by E. Cox and Son, 1813.
[8], 272 p. ; 29.0 cm. (4º)
Reprinted from Minutes of evidence printed by order of the House of Commons, nos. 1--11 (30 March--14 April 1813).
Copy Notes Copy 1: Unopened.
Copy 2: Unopened. Upper wrapper inscribed in ink Duplicate Copy.
Binding Copy 1: Original C19th printed blue paper wrappers reading 'Minutes Of Evidence Taken Before The Honourable House Of Commons, In A Committee Of The Whole House, On The East-India Company's Affairs.'
Copy 2: Original C19th printed blue paper wrappers reading 'Minutes Of Evidence Taken Before The Right Hon. The House Of Lords, In The Lords Committee Of The Whole House, On The East-India Company's Affairs.' Upper wrapper corrected in ink 'Lords' Commons and 'In the a / Committee of the Whole House / Lords Committees.
Reference Number 4520
Minutes of evidence taken before the Honourable House of Commons, in a Committee of the whole House, to whom it was referred to consider of the affairs of the East-India Company; - and to whom the several petitions, which have been presented in this session of Parliament, relating to the trade and shipping of the East-India Company, and the renewal of their charter, were referred; - and also the petition of the East-India Company, praying to be heard by counsel before the said Committee.
London: printed by order of the Court of Directors for the information of the proprietors, by E. Cox and Son, 1813.
[8], 272 p. ; 29.0 cm. (4º)
Reprinted from Minutes of evidence printed by order of the House of Commons, nos. 1--11 (30 March--14 April 1813).
Copy Notes Copy 1: Unopened.
Copy 2: Unopened. Upper wrapper inscribed in ink Duplicate Copy.
Binding Copy 1: Original C19th printed blue paper wrappers reading 'Minutes Of Evidence Taken Before The Honourable House Of Commons, In A Committee Of The Whole House, On The East-India Company's Affairs.'
Copy 2: Original C19th printed blue paper wrappers reading 'Minutes Of Evidence Taken Before The Right Hon. The House Of Lords, In The Lords Committee Of The Whole House, On The East-India Company's Affairs.' Upper wrapper corrected in ink 'Lords' Commons and 'In the a / Committee of the Whole House / Lords Committees.
Reference Number 4520