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R বাঙ্গলার ইতিহাস । (4) That the Company be allowed to fortify Calcutta in such a - manner that they shall esteen proper for their It is agreed to defence, without any hinderance or obstruction. (5) That siccas be coined at Allinagar (Calcutta) in the same manner as at Moorshidabad, and that the money It is agreed that struck in Calcutta be of equal weight and fitness with that of Moorshidabad. There shall be no : demand made for a deduction of Batta. (6) That these proposals be ratified in the In the presence, of strongest manner, in the presence of God and 蠶*醬*獻 his prophet, and signed and sealed to by the Nobab, and some of his principal people. signed and sealed. (7) And Admiral Charles Watson and On condition that an Colonel Clive promise, in behalf of the Eng蠶 蠶 lish Nation, and of the English Company, 醬"蠶 that from henceforth all hostilities shall and sworn according o ce se in Bengál, and the English will always their religion, be sent me, remain in peace and friendship with the I, agree to the Articles Nobab, as long as these Articles are kept 蠶 have * in force, and remain unviolated. Aaz-ul-Mulck, Morad ul Dowla, Nowrish Ally Khan Bahadur, Zahooar Jung, a servant of King Aalum Geer, the Invincible. dur, a servant of King Bahadur, a servant of Aalum Geer, the Invin- King Aalum Geer, the cible. Invincible. Meer Jaffer Khan Baha- Rajah Dooluvranı Agreement of the Company, signed by the Governer and Committee, the 9th of February 1757 (19th Jamadee-ul-awal 17o.) We, the East India Company, in the presence of his Excellency the Nobab Monsoor-ul-Mulck Serajah Dowla Shah Kuly Khan Bahadur, Hybut Jung, Nazim of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa, by the hands and seal of the Council, and by firm agreement and solemn attestation, do declare, that the business of the Company's factories, within the jurisdiction of the Nobab, shall go on in its former course : that we will never oppress or do violence to ally person without cause: that we will never offer protection to any person having accounts with the Government, any of the King's Talookdars or Zemindars, nor murderers nor robbers ; that we