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Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824
Date transcribed | 2017-02-11 | Transcribed by | Peter Schofield | Comment | Transcribed from the book 'Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824' by G H Hodgson, published 1938 by Higginbothams, at Madras [download available from Digital Library of India]. |
| Surname | Colvin | | Forename | A | | Rank | Esq | | Occupation or Status | Free Merchant | | Location | Calcutta  | | Summary Remarks | Letter from Thomas Parry to A Colvin, at Calcutta. Mentions that to produce the Works with the produce of indigo this year will cover all of our advances. I hope that we do better next year and send large consignments to our friends in London. Do the manufacturers in Bengal turn the cakes after they are placed in the Drying house? If so how often? What description of cloth is used for straining the indigo when it is taken from the vat to the copper and how long is it boiled in the copper. | | Year | 1807 | | Page | 298 |
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Transcribed from the book 'Thomas Parry, Free Merchant, Madras 1768-1824' by G H Hodgson, published 1938 by Higginbothams, at Madras [download available from Digital Library of India].
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