...with ample means to meet every demand. At no 1 Summary, &c., p. 29, &c.; Marshman, ii. 364. previous period in the history of the country was the credit...prosperity more promising than at the commencement of 1823, when the Marquess of Hastings retired from the guidance of the pecuniary interests of India V...

...and upon the restoration of peace was provided with ample means to meet every demand. At no previous period in the history of the country was the credit...the guidance of the pecuniary interests of India." Notwithstanding the heavy war charges of upwards of 9 millions sterling yearly, the surplus of revenue...

...crafts were under a serious disadvantage and were suffered to die an un-natural death. " At no previous period in the history of the country was the credit of the British Government more fully established or was the prospect of financial prosperity more promising than at the commencement...

...Bengal year after year, while there were deficits in the other I. Wilson remarks : " At no previous period in the history of the country was the credit...prosperity more promising, than at the commencement of 1823, when the Marquis of Hastings retired from the guidance of the pecuniary interests of India."...

...bear fruit, the 1 Auber, Rise of the British Power in the East. * Wilson remarks : " At no previous period in the history of the country was the credit...prosperity more promising, than at the commencement of 1823, when the Marquis of Hastings retired from the guidance of the pecuniary interests of India."...