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INDEX: TO THE FOREGOING STATUTES.

	DATE.	Chap.	Sect	Page.
ACCOUNTS.	.	.	.	.
Books of account of the principal and additional stock to be kept by an accomptant, and to be by him attested on oath, if required.	Charter Gul.3.			xx
Of goods, &c. exported in every year from the 29th September 1768 for five years, to be delivered on the 31st October in each year: and an account of the bond and other debts of the Company, with the state of their cast in each year, to be delivered within ten days after the meeting of Parliament; both these documents to be verified on oath signed by two Directors and forwarded to the Commissioners of the Treasury,	9 Geo. 3.	24	6&8	134
Of profit and loss upon the trade and revenues of the Company, with a state of their debts in England, exclusive of their bond debt, to be made op half-yearly, signed by two or more of the Directors, and transmitted to the Treasury within twenty-one days from the time to which the account is made up.	13 Geo. 3.	64	15	161
	19 Geo. 3.	61	3	174
Of profit and loss upon the whole trade and revenues, with a statement of the debts of the Company, made up from March to March in each year. Of the value of all goods unsold, remaining in the Company's warehouses in England. Both to be signed by two Directors and transmitted to the Treasury within thirty days of of the time they shall be made up of the revenues, disbursements, and charges, and of the Company's debts and of their net proceeds, at each of their settlements in the East Indies, to be made up annually and delivered to the Treasury as soon after the 1st March in each Year, as the receipt of the necessary materials shall enable them to be prepared. These accounts to be laid before the General Court.	1 Geo. 3.	65	13—16	196
Of profit and loss for 1781-2 deficient by 22,0231 to make a dividend of 8 per cent, this sum to be carried to the debt of next accounts; and also any deficiencies which may arise in the accounts of 1782-3, 1783-4, and 1784-5.	22 Geo. 3.	51	1—3	210
	23 Geo. 3.	83	1 & 11	215
	24 Geo. 3.	34	5	240
Of the revenues, disbursements, and debts at each of the Presidencies in India; to be laid before Parliament.annually within the fourteen first sitting days after the 1st February.	28 Geo. 3.	8	5	275
Of the quantity and sorts of cordage, pitch, and tar; and the number and sizes of masts and spars, and the dumber and weight of anchors exported by the Company, to be laid before the Board of Commissioners in each year in the month of February, and if they require it, a similar account of the like articles intended to be exported in the ensuing season, sect. 83.	33 Geo. 3.	52	83	306
Of the whole of the Company's affairs both abroad and at home, under various heads, to be laid before Parliament within the first fourteen sitting days after the 30th March in each Year, sect.126.			126	318