Bengal Its Chiefs Agents And Governors
Bengal Its Chiefs Agents And Governors
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George, where he died as second in Council in 1704.
Mr. Eyre was succeeded by Mr. John Beard, as appears from the following extract : — " The Rt. Honble. Comp'', in case of absence or " mortality of their Agent, having ordered and appointed " Mr. John Beard to succeed and to take the employ " upon him as Agent. It is therefore agreed (Agent " Eyre being on his departure) that he deliver the charge " of the agency to Mr. John Beard. This evening the Rt, " Worsp'^ Agent Eyre departed this place f...or England. " (Bengal Diary, Chuttanutte, 1st February 1698-99. ) In a letter to the President and Council in Bengal, of the 20th December 1699, the Court of Directors, after referring to the new (English) East India Company, by whom their affairs in Bengal were being opposed, re- marked as follows : — • " The consideration of the great investments made yearly in Bengali, our being now possessed of a strong ffortification and large tract of land, and prospect from thence of raising a considerable revenue in due time, and of your having been made independent of our other ffactories, hath inclined us to declare Bengali a Presidency, and we have constituted our said Agent 14 (Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George, where he died as second in Council in 1704.
Mr. Eyre was succeeded by Mr. John Beard, as appears from the following extract : — " The Rt. Honble. Comp'', in case of absence or " mortality of their Agent, having ordered and appointed " Mr. John Beard to succeed and to take the employ " upon him as Agent. It is therefore agreed (Agent " Eyre being on his departure) that he deliver the charge " of the agency to Mr. John Beard. This evening the Rt, " Worsp'^ Agent Eyre departed this place f...or England. " (Bengal Diary, Chuttanutte, 1st February 1698-99. ) In a letter to the President and Council in Bengal, of the 20th December 1699, the Court of Directors, after referring to the new (English) East India Company, by whom their affairs in Bengal were being opposed, re- marked as follows : — • " The consideration of the great investments made yearly in Bengali, our being now possessed of a strong ffortification and large tract of land, and prospect from thence of raising a considerable revenue in due time, and of your having been made independent of our other ffactories, hath inclined us to declare Bengali a Presidency, and we have constituted our said Agent 14 (Mr.
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