Chapter XV

Mutinous Combinations among the Officers of the Army.--Repressed
by Clive.--His general Conduct towards the
Army, 1766 Page 1

CHAP. XVI.

Proceedings regarding the Salt Trade.--Gold Coinage.--General
Measures of Clive's Government.--He resigns in
January, 1767 81

CHAP. XVII.

Clive's Transactions in England.--Honours paid him.--Prolongation
of Period of holding his Jaghire.--His ill
Health.--Disorders in the Company's Affairs.--Share
which the Government take in them.--Clive's Politics.--Death
of Mr. Grenville.--Letter to Mr. Hastings.--1771 173

CHAP. XVIII.

Increased Disorder of the Company's Affairs.--Charges
against Lord Clive.--His Answer in the House of Commons,
1772.--Select Committee and Committee of
Secrecy, 1772.--Resolutions moved by Burgoyne.--Debates.--Votes
of the House, 1773.--Parliamentary
Proceedings.--Clive's Death and Character 263

APPENDIX.

Agreement between the East India Company and the Right
Honourable Lord Clive respecting the Fund established
for Relief of the Honourable Company's Military; dated
April 6. 1770: together with general Regulations for
transacting the Business of the said Fund, and Instructions
for the Pensioners 397

MEMOIRS

OF

LORD CLIVE.