...results of the rivalry they had created, and the two Companies were amalgamated by universal consent, under the title of the " United Company of Merchants trading to the East," the indenture of which passed the Great Seal on the 22nd of July, 1702. On the completion of this union...

...results of the rivalry they had created, and the two Companies were amalgamated by universal consent, under the title of the " United Company of Merchants trading to the East," the indenture of which passed the Great Seal on the 22nd of July, 1702. On the completion of this union...

...with the new one; and so from this year there existed only one company of AngloIndians, which assumed the title of " The United Company of merchants trading to the East Indies." • In this same year the Emperor Aurangzebe appointed one Mir Jaffier to be Dewan 1 of Bengal, and...

...finally effected in 1708, when an act of parliament was passed, establishing the conjoined association under the title of ' The United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies.' The constitution adopted for managing the affairs of this great Company was as follows : The whole...

...finally effected in 1708, when an act of parliament was passed, establishing the conjoined association under the title of ' The United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies.' The constitution adopted for managing the affairs of this great Company was as follows : The whole...

...led to so many difficulties and mutual bickerings, that the two companies were amalgamated in 1702 under the title of the " United Company of Merchants trading to the East." The yearly salary of the President was fixed at £300, that of eight members of council at £40 each,...

...resulted to the English interest ; but on the '22nd July 1702, these two companies were amalgamated under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the East. Little of interest occurred till 1715. In that year, an embassy was sent to the emperor Fer okhsi r...

...allow the English trade to go on as before. In 1706 — 1708 the two English Companies were united under the title of the United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies ; and the whole of the property of both Companies being brought into Fort William, its garrison was...

...for the consideration of a loan of £2,000,000 to the state. The two companies were united in 1702 under the title of " The United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies." They advanced a further sum to the state, making in all a loan of £3,200,000, at 3 per cent., in consideration...

...the interval : and in 1702 a coalition was effected, by which both were combined into one company, under the title of " The united Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies." Thus the great coalition for the future dominion of the East acquired double strength and resources,...