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William Gyfford was an
English factor and
Agent of
Madras from 3 July 1681 to 8
August 1684 and the
President of
Madras from 26
January 1685 to 25 July...
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Edward Gyfford or
Gifford (1772 –
after 1851) was a
British architect and
surveyor known for his two
volumes of
designs for
small buildings that were...
- India. He
succeeded a
number of
agents from Sir
Andrew Cogan to
William Gyfford. Yale was
instrumental in the
development of the
Government General Hospital...
- to Madras. On 3 July 1681
Streynsham Master was
replaced with
William Gyfford as the
Agent of Madras. The po****tion of
Madras had
increased to the point...
- and the British. By 1717
Kyffin had
retired and was
replaced by
William Gyfford who was if
anything even more self
serving and
divisive than his predecessor...
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Hobhouse went to the
House of
Lords as
Baron Broughton, of Broughton-de-
Gyfford in the
County of Wiltshire. He left
office when
Russell resigned in February...
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rogue officer at
Kharepatan refused to set
Gyfford free
unless he
received a bribe. He
decided to move
Gyfford to
another location,
escorted by his small...
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Andrew Windsor, Sir Rauf Verney, junr., John Cheynye, Sir Wm. Hampden, John
Gyfford. Cambridge:—Sir Wm. Findern, Sir Rob. Coton, Sir Rauf Chamberlain, Sir...
- East
India Company in the Bay of Bengal". On 21
December 1684,
William Gyfford who was the
President and
Governor of Fort St.
George was
given the additional...
- to the
Queen through them only. The
chief factor at the
Anjengo factor,
Gyfford however refused to hand over the
customary gifts meant for the Rani of...
