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1991. IOR/G/12/30 p.31

Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/G/12/30 p.31
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
Some drawers of patterns were this day employed in order to make sprigged taffaties and other silks to be fancied from their drawings. Resolved that James Naish do keep the Diary and Books of Accounts. That Edmund Godfrey do keep the Packing Books of all goods to be shipped on board the Princess ...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
4 Aug 1730-5 Aug 1730
Extent:
1 item

1992. IOR/G/12/30 p.43

Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/G/12/30 p.43
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
We find most of the Bohea tea so ill cured, or it hath imbibed such a moisture in the great rains which fell when it was making, that we dare not venture to pack any till it hath been well dried in the basketts by rows of fires between them, for which purpose rooms are commodiously contrived.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
18 Sep 1730
Extent:
1 item

1993. IOR/G/12/30 p.49

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IOR/G/12/30 p.49
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
This day at noon Messrs Stevenson and Harrison with five Europeans, forty six lascars and servants, arrived from Juncum Bay, where they saved but five chests of treasure and a small quantity of tin out of the cargoe and private trade of the Prince George, which we find would have amounted to near...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
17 Oct 1730
Extent:
1 item

1994. IOR/G/12/30 p.50

Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/G/12/30 p.50
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
The merchants and traders in tea begin to suspect that Suqua hath a large demand for green tea, which therefore rises, and if Cuiqua, commonly called Beau Cuiqia, did not send up the country to secure the parcell he agreed with the French for before our arrivall wee think it will soon be at a gre...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
20 Oct 1730
Extent:
1 item

1995. IOR/G/12/30 p.72

Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/G/12/30 p.72
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
Letter to the EIC in London: The arrivall of the Apollo, a ship of five hundred tons, twenty eight guns and one hundred men, commanded by Captain Michel Caiaphas under Prussian colours from Cadiz, but wee verily believe belonging to some persons in the Austrian Netherlands, hath given us great tr...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
10 Dec 1730
Extent:
1 item

1996. IOR/G/12/31 p.37

Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/G/12/31 p.37
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
About two this afternoon the Hoppo's Cophang came with the Linguist to us & asked us whether we had yet sent for our ships, & we answered him we had. He then said his master had ordered him to acquaint us that he would not suffer Ton Hunqua to ship off any goods or trade with us this year.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
19 Jul 1731
Extent:
1 item

1997. IOR/G/12/31 p.46

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IOR/G/12/31 p.46
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
Ton Hunqua hath been confined two days by the Hoppo & three days in the custody of the Namhoyyen, but on what account was variously reported. We have been able to learn that the Hoppo had told Ton Hunqua that he was by no means a fit person to trade with Europeans & yett he had presumed...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
29 Jul 1731
Extent:
1 item

1998. IOR/G/12/31 p.80

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IOR/G/12/31 p.80
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
Letter from Capt Francis Nelly: I am so far deprived of the usual priviledges that I am not allowed to buy my ship's provisions where I would, but have had my Compredore taken from me and another imposed upon me, who gives me just what he pleases, and that at an extravagant price.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
25 Aug 1731
Extent:
1 item

1999. IOR/G/12/31 p.87

Reference (shelfmark):
IOR/G/12/31 p.87
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
We have been for some time considering how to pack our raw silk & find that we shall have two great advantages by keeping it in the package it comes from Nankeen & adding thereto a good wax cloth & a matt over that, & then the bale to be rattaned, which rattanning comes within...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
25 Aug 1731
Extent:
1 item

2000. IOR/G/12/31 p.159

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IOR/G/12/31 p.159
Title:
Diary and consultations of the Council in China
Scope & Content:
Mr Naish observed that no letter or account wrote or agreed to by a Hong merchant was of any force or virtue if his Hong chop was not stamped & his name signed thorow the said chop or on one side of it. He also said he was credibly informed that no person ever presumes to stamp any paper of ...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
17 Oct 1731
Extent:
1 item