...thus recently petitioned the British Legislature as follows :-— while many thousands of the natives, who a short time ago derived a livelihood from the growth of cotton and the manufacture of cotton goods, are without bread, in consequence of the facilities afforded to the...

...complained of, and shewed how heavily they pressed upon the people of India. Mr. Martin had truly said : " Every encouragement is held out to the exportation...English industry, while many thousands of the natives, who a short time ago derived a livelihood from the growth of cotton and the manufacture of cotton goods,...

...that country, while every encouragement is held out to the exportation from England to that country of the growth and produce of foreign as well as English industry, and while many thousands of the natives of that country, who a short time ago derived a livelihood...

...been sent from Bengal, for the attention it has received), that— " Every encouragement is held trat to the exportation from England to India, of the growth...well as English industry, while many thousands of lite natives, who a short time ago derived « livelihood from the growth of cotton and the manufacture...

...und shewed how heavily they pressed upon the people of India. Mr. Martin hud truly said : " livery encouragement is held out to the exportation from...India of the growth and produce of foreign as well us English industry, while many thousands ol the natives, who a short time ago derived a livelihood...

...patch of sugar cane,) who have thus recently petitioned the British Legislature as follows : — " Every encouragement is held out to the exportation...industry, •while many thousands of the natives, who a short time ago derived a livelihood from the growth of cotton and the manufacture of cotton goods,...

...1832, petitioned parliament, through Mr. Cutlar Fergusson, for commercial justice ; they complained that — " Every encouragement is held out to the...India, of the growth and produce of foreign as well as of English industry, while many thousands of the natives of India, who, a short time ago, derived a...

...thus recently petitioned the British Legislature as follows : — while many thousands of the natives, who a short time ago derived a livelihood from the growth of cotton and the manufacture of cotton goods, are without bread, in consequence of the facilities afforded to the...