The Hand book of India a Guide to the Stranger And the Traveller And a Compani
The Hand book of India a Guide to the Stranger And the Traveller And a Compani
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In the meantime the health of the president called him to the Cape of Good Hope, and we find the society gradually falling to decay. The crisis which shook the commercial credit of Calcutta to its foun- dation, diverted attention from every other subject, and the money paid into the hands of one of the great firms, for the benefit of successful competitors in sugar, cotton, tobacco, silk, &c. , was swept away with the fall of that house. At this crisis a Mr. John Bell was appointed secretary an...d collector, who, on taking office, found accounts and the general state of the society's affairs in a deplorably depressed condi- tion. Nothing daunted, he set to work and called in all outstanding debts, striking out all those names who refused to pay up their arrears. This was in June, 1835, and when his accounts were made up.
326 THE HAND-BOOK OF INDIA.
and the names of paying members registered, the society was found to be composed of only forty-three members good and true.
A bold and regular publication of its monthly proceedings in the newspapers soon brought in an influx of new members, and enabled the society to recommence the publication of its transactions ; one volume and part of the second only having been printed since 1820.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the meantime the health of the president called him to the Cape of Good Hope, and we find the society gradually falling to decay. The crisis which shook the commercial credit of Calcutta to its foun- dation, diverted attention from every other subject, and the money paid into the hands of one of the great firms, for the benefit of successful competitors in sugar, cotton, tobacco, silk, &c. , was swept away with the fall of that house. At this crisis a Mr. John Bell was appointed secretary an...d collector, who, on taking office, found accounts and the general state of the society's affairs in a deplorably depressed condi- tion. Nothing daunted, he set to work and called in all outstanding debts, striking out all those names who refused to pay up their arrears. This was in June, 1835, and when his accounts were made up.
326 THE HAND-BOOK OF INDIA.
and the names of paying members registered, the society was found to be composed of only forty-three members good and true.
A bold and regular publication of its monthly proceedings in the newspapers soon brought in an influx of new members, and enabled the society to recommence the publication of its transactions ; one volume and part of the second only having been printed since 1820.
What to read after The Hand book of India a Guide to the Stranger And the Traveller And a Compani?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joachim Hayward Stocqueler to read onlineMoreLess
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