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... land . At Court he had always been a favourite , and there was a talk of knighting him ; this distinction , however , he declined . I should never have supposed it to have been of your own seeking , ' writes Mrs. Pye ( 15th April , 1777 ) ...
... land , and the appointment of two or three official directors to consolidate the undertaking and to give confidence to the public . Mr. Bird took up the question with great hearti- ness , and it was energetically advocated by the ...
... land ; but Lord Hardinge , then at the head of the Government , who set a higher value on the undertaking than his colleagues , recorded it as his opinion , that while it was the greatest boon we could confer on India , it would be ...
... land , a guarantee of four per cent . on five millions . This was the commencement of that system of guarantees which is one of the most important events in the history of the British empire in the East . The era of material progress in ...
... , which became the model of those subse- quently concluded with other Companies , may be thus briefly stated : -The Government made a free grant of the land required for for the rail and the works and stations on a 52 Indian Railways .