A Short Narrative of the Circumstances Attending the Late Trials in the Supreme
A Short Narrative of the Circumstances Attending the Late Trials in the Supreme
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No. III.
Fort St. George, September 17tb, 1808.
The Governor's Reply to Messrs. Benjamin Roebuck, Thomas Parry, William Abbot.
Gentlemen, I am directed by the honourable the Governor in Council to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 20th ultimo, in which you have informed the Governor in Council, that you had been appointed to watch over the interests of certain creditors of the late nabobs of the Carnatic, and in which you have stated objections to the proceedings which it has been j...udged advisable to adopt, with regard to certain persons, (of the description of creditors) who are sup- posed to have been engaged in transactions of an illicit nature, and against whom a prosecution is in conse- quence about to be instituted.
60 The Governor in Council must be entirely precluded from acknowledging you in the capacity of the agents l 'creditors who have not subscribed the paper which you have addressed to the governor, or who have nqt individually authorized it. Without however going at present into a farther discussion of the circum- stances which may have attended your nomination, the Governorin Council considers it sufficient to state, with reference to the professed object of your letter, that if.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. III.
Fort St. George, September 17tb, 1808.
The Governor's Reply to Messrs. Benjamin Roebuck, Thomas Parry, William Abbot.
Gentlemen, I am directed by the honourable the Governor in Council to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 20th ultimo, in which you have informed the Governor in Council, that you had been appointed to watch over the interests of certain creditors of the late nabobs of the Carnatic, and in which you have stated objections to the proceedings which it has been j...udged advisable to adopt, with regard to certain persons, (of the description of creditors) who are sup- posed to have been engaged in transactions of an illicit nature, and against whom a prosecution is in conse- quence about to be instituted.
60 The Governor in Council must be entirely precluded from acknowledging you in the capacity of the agents l 'creditors who have not subscribed the paper which you have addressed to the governor, or who have nqt individually authorized it. Without however going at present into a farther discussion of the circum- stances which may have attended your nomination, the Governorin Council considers it sufficient to state, with reference to the professed object of your letter, that if.
What to read after A Short Narrative of the Circumstances Attending the Late Trials in the Supreme?
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