The History of British India 3
The History of British India 3
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Middleton . .^. 122,600 14,291 Mr. Gideon Johnstone 50,000 • 5,883 139,357' 1 '* It appears Colonel Muiiro accepted a jaghire from the King, of 12,500/. a year, which he delivered to the Nabob Meer Jaffier, thecii^ cnmBtaDces of which are stated in the JouroaU of last year, 885." • " These sums appear by evidence to have been received by th* parties; but the Committee tliink proper to state, That Mahomed Reza Cawn intended a present of one lack of rupees to each of the four de- puties sent to t...reat with Nudjum ul Dowla upon his father's death; ris.
Messieurs Johnstone, Leycester, Senior, and Middleton ; but Mr. Mid- dleton aDd Mr. Leycester af&rm that they never accepted theirs, and Mr. Johnstone appears to have tendered bis back to Mahomed Kea Cawn, who would not accept them. These bills (except Mr. Senior's, for 50,000 rupees) appear to have been afterwards laid before the Select Committee, aud no further evidence has been produced to your Com^ .,_.., Google by Compan/g Servants^ 329 General Carnac received from Rupew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Middleton . .^. 122,600 14,291 Mr. Gideon Johnstone 50,000 • 5,883 139,357' 1 '* It appears Colonel Muiiro accepted a jaghire from the King, of 12,500/. a year, which he delivered to the Nabob Meer Jaffier, thecii^ cnmBtaDces of which are stated in the JouroaU of last year, 885." • " These sums appear by evidence to have been received by th* parties; but the Committee tliink proper to state, That Mahomed Reza Cawn intended a present of one lack of rupees to each of the four de- puties sent to t...reat with Nudjum ul Dowla upon his father's death; ris.
Messieurs Johnstone, Leycester, Senior, and Middleton ; but Mr. Mid- dleton aDd Mr. Leycester af&rm that they never accepted theirs, and Mr. Johnstone appears to have tendered bis back to Mahomed Kea Cawn, who would not accept them. These bills (except Mr. Senior's, for 50,000 rupees) appear to have been afterwards laid before the Select Committee, aud no further evidence has been produced to your Com^ .,_.., Google by Compan/g Servants^ 329 General Carnac received from Rupew.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mill to read onlineMoreLess
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