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For other uses , see Sir Charles Forbes . Sir Charles Forbes Sir Charles Forbes , 1st Baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a Scottish politician , of Newe and Edinglassie , Aberdeenshire . Forbes was the son of the Rev. George Forbes of Lochell . He was a descendant of Alexander Forbes of Kinaldie and Pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to Alexander Forbes , 3rd Lord Forbes of Pitsligo , father of Alexander Forbes , 4th Lord Forbes of Pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . Political career Forbes was educated at Aberdeen University , of which , late in life ( 1814-1819 ) , he was elected Lord Rector . Shortly after leaving the university he went out to India , and became the head of the first mercantile house there , Forbes & Co. of Bombay . His name ranked high in the commercial world for ability , foresight , and rectitude of character . On returning to England , he was elected to parliament for the borough of Beverley , and represented that place from 1812 to 1818 . In the latter year he was returned for Malmesbury , and continued to represent that town until the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832 . As a member of the House of Commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . Though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 He warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the Duke of Wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , Forbes pronounced in the House of Commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . Forbes was one of the earliest to advocate the claims of women to the franchise . In the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the East India Company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . Forbes was a strong opponent of the Reform Bill of 1831-2 . During the debates in the former session he spoke of the measure as " the vile Reform Bill , that hideous monster , the most frightful that ever showed its face in that house " . He promised to pursue it to the last with uncompromising hostility , and if it were carried to abandon parliament . He put forward an urgent plea for Malmesbury . The borough , after much angry discussion , was left with one member only . Forbes vainly contested Middlesex against Joseph Hume at the general election of 1832 . Philanthropy in India He was most distinguished in connection with India . From his long residence in the East , he knew the people intimately , and he spent a large portion of his fortune in their midst . In parliament and in the proprietors ' court of the East India Company his advocacy of justice for India was ardent and untiring . One of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of Bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . His fame spread from one end of Hindostan to the other . When he left India he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from Bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . The work was entrusted to Sir Francis Chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of Bombay , between those of Mountstuart Elphinstone and Sir John Malcolm . It was the first instance on record of the people of India raising a statue to any one unconnected with the civil or military service of the country . An address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of Bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . In his private charities Forbes was most liberal ; he was also a munificent contributor to the leading public charities of Scotland . Family Forbes was of a bluff but kindly nature , diffident as to his own merits , of a straightforward and manly character . On the death of his uncle in 1821 , Forbes succeeded to the entailed estates of the Forbeses of Newe , and was created a baronet by patent in 1823 . He married Elizabeth Cotgrave ( d. 1861 ) in 1811 . Forbes died in 1849 . Their eldest son , John , had predeceased his father : the title was inherited by their second son , Charles . Their daughter , Elizabeth , married General , Lord James Hay , second son of the seventh Marquess of Tweeddale . Coat of arms CAPTION : Coat of arms of Sir Charles Forbes , 1st Baronet Crest A falcon rising proper . Escutcheon Quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( Forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( Fraser ) . Supporters Two bears argent , muzzled gules . Motto Altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur ( They will attain a higher point , who strive at things the most exalted )

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for other uses [USE] , see sir charles [PERSON] forbes [PERSON] . sir charles [PERSON] forbes [PERSON] sir charles [PERSON] forbes [PERSON] [PERSON] , 1st baronet [PERSON] ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician [PERSON] , of newe [UNKNOWN] and edinglassie [UNKNOWN] , aberdeenshire [PLACE] . forbes [PERSON] was the son [PERSON] of the rev. george forbes [PERSON] of lochell [UNKNOWN] . he was a descendant [EVENT] of alexander forbes [PERSON] of kinaldie [UNKNOWN] and pitsligo [UNKNOWN] , and was in 1833 served heir male [PERSON] in general [FORCE] to alexander forbes [PERSON] , 3rd lord forbes [PERSON] of pitsligo [UNKNOWN] , father [PERSON] of alexander forbes [PERSON] , 4th lord forbes [PERSON] of pitsligo [UNKNOWN] , attainted in 1745 . political career forbes [PERSON] was educated at aberdeen university [INSTITUTION] , of which , late in life [EVENT] ( 1814-1819 ) , he was elected lord rector [PERSON] . shortly after leaving the university [INSTITUTION] he went out to india [PLACE] , and became the head [HEAD] of the first mercantile house [PLACE] there , forbes [PERSON] & co. of bombay [PLACE] . his name [NAME] ranked high in the commercial world [PLACE] for ability [ABILITY] , foresight , and rectitude [STATE] of character [QUALITY] . on returning to england [PLACE] , he was elected to parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for the borough [ESTATE] of beverley [PERSON] , and represented that place [PLACE] from 1812 to 1818 . in the latter year [PERIOD] he was returned for malmesbury [PERSON] , and continued to represent that town [PLACE] until the passing [STATE] of the reform bill [PERSON] of 1832 . as a member [PERSON] of the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] he enjoyed the respect [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of all parties [FORCE] , for his love [PERSON] of justice [PROPERTY] , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward [UNKNOWN] honesty [PERSON] . though a tory [PERSON] of the tories [UNKNOWN] , he " never allowed his political creed [PERSON] to cloud his fine judgment [POWER] and keen sense [SOUND] of right [UNKNOWN] and wrong , and his manly spirit [STATE] was readily engaged in favour [PERSON] of the poor [UNKNOWN] , the weak [UNKNOWN] , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 he warmly supported catholic emancipation [STATE] ; and when the duke [PERSON] of wellington [PLACE] incurred great unpopularity [PROPERTY] in 1830 , forbes [PERSON] pronounced in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] a warm panegyric [UNKNOWN] on the duke [PERSON] 's conduct [PERSON] . forbes [PERSON] was one of the earliest [PERIOD] to advocate the claims [AMOUNT] of women [PERSON] to the franchise [PERMISSION] . in the session [FOOT] of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds [AMOUNT] they could be excluded from political rights [UNKNOWN] , pointing out that ladies [PERSON] had the power [POWER] of voting for directors [PERSON] of the east india [PLACE] company [INSTITUTION] , and maintaining that if the right [UNKNOWN] of voting was grounded on the possession [STATE] of property [PROPERTY] , there ought to be no distinction [SOUND] of sex [PERSON] . forbes [PERSON] was a strong opponent [PERSON] of the reform bill [PERSON] of 1831-2 . during the debates [STATE] in the former session [FOOT] he spoke of the measure [MEASURE] as " the vile reform bill [PERSON] , that hideous monster [EVENT] , the most frightful that ever showed its face [HEAD] in that house [PLACE] " . he promised to pursue it to the last with uncompromising hostility [ABSTRACT ENTITY] , and if it were carried to abandon parliament [HUMAN GROUP] . he put forward an urgent plea [STATEMENT] for malmesbury [PERSON] . the borough [ESTATE] , after much angry discussion [EVENT] , was left with one member [PERSON] only . forbes [PERSON] vainly contested middlesex [PLACE] against joseph hume [PERSON] at the general [FORCE] election [PROCESS] of 1832 . philanthropy in india [PLACE] he was most distinguished in connection [EMOTION] with india [PLACE] . from his long residence [PLACE] in the east [PLACE] , he knew the people [HUMAN GROUP] intimately , and he spent a large portion [PORTION] of his fortune [PERSON] in their midst [PLACE] . in parliament [HUMAN GROUP] and in the proprietors [PLACE] ' court [SPACE] of the east india [PLACE] company [INSTITUTION] his advocacy [PERSON] of justice [PROPERTY] for india [PLACE] was ardent and untiring . one of his last acts [ACT] was the appropriation [ACT] of a very large sum [PERSON] of money [MONEY] to procure for the inhabitants [PLACE] of bengal [PERSON] a plentiful supply [AMOUNT] of pure water [WATER] in all seasons [TENDENCY] . his fame [REPUTATION] spread from one end [UNKNOWN] of hindostan [UNKNOWN] to the other . when he left india [PLACE] he was presented by the natives [ARTIFACT] with a magnificent service [INSTITUTION] of plate [PERSON] , and twenty-seven years [PERIOD] after his departure [DISTANCE] from bombay [PLACE] the sum [PERSON] of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection [LANGUAGE] of a statue [PERSON] to his honour [UNKNOWN] . the work [ACTIVITY] was entrusted to sir francis chantrey [PERSON] , and the statue [PERSON] now stands in the town hall [PLACE] of bombay [PLACE] , between those of mountstuart elphinstone [UNKNOWN] and sir john [PERSON] malcolm [PERSON] . it was the first instance [INSTANCE] on record [INSTANCE] of the people [HUMAN GROUP] of india [PLACE] raising a statue [PERSON] to any one unconnected with the civil or military service [INSTITUTION] of the country [PLACE] . an address [UNKNOWN] , signed by 1,042 of the principal native [ARTIFACT] and other inhabitants [PLACE] of bombay [PLACE] , expatiated upon his services [FORCE] to the commercial development [UNKNOWN] of the country [PLACE] and the improvement [AGREEMENT] in the position [POSITION] of the natives [ARTIFACT] . in his private charities forbes [PERSON] was most liberal ; he was also a munificent contributor [PERSON] to the leading public charities [ELEMENT] of scotland [PLACE] . family forbes [PERSON] was of a bluff [ACTION] but kindly nature [NATURE] , diffident as to his own merits [QUANTITY] , of a straightforward [UNKNOWN] and manly character [QUALITY] . on the death [EVENT] of his uncle [RELATION] in 1821 , forbes [PERSON] succeeded to the entailed estates [ESTATE] of the forbeses [UNKNOWN] of newe [UNKNOWN] , and was created a baronet [PERSON] by patent [ABSTRACT ENTITY] in 1823 . he married elizabeth cotgrave [PERSON] ( d. 1861 ) in 1811 . forbes [PERSON] died in 1849 . their eldest son [PERSON] , john [PERSON] , had predeceased his father [PERSON] : the title [PROPERTY] was inherited by their second son [PERSON] , charles [PERSON] . their daughter [PERSON] , elizabeth [PERSON] , married general [FORCE] , lord james hay [PERSON] , second son [PERSON] of the seventh marquess [PERSON] of tweeddale [PERSON] . coat [SCORE] of arms caption [PORTION] : coat [SCORE] of arms [PORTION] of sir charles [PERSON] forbes [PERSON] , 1st baronet crest [PERSON] a falcon [PERSON] rising proper . escutcheon quarterly [ACTION] : 1st and 4th azure [PERSON] , three bears [NAME] ' heads [PERSON] couped argent [PERSON] , muzzled gules [UNKNOWN] ( forbes [PERSON] ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure [PERSON] , three cinquefoils [UNKNOWN] argent [PERSON] ( fraser [PERSON] ) . supporters [PERSON] two bears [NAME] argent [PERSON] , muzzled gules [UNKNOWN] . motto altius ibunt [PERSON] qui ad summa nituntur [UNKNOWN] ( they will attain a higher point [PLACE] , who strive at things [ACTIVITY] the most exalted )

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | forbes | 9 | PERSON | for other uses , see sir charles forbes . |
2 | india | 6 | PLACE | shortly after leaving the university he went out to india , and became the head of the first mercantile house there , forbes & co. of bombay . |
3 | bombay | 4 | PLACE | shortly after leaving the university he went out to india , and became the head of the first mercantile house there , forbes & co. of bombay . |
4 | son | 4 | PERSON | forbes was the son of the rev. george forbes of lochell . |
5 | house | 3 | PLACE | shortly after leaving the university he went out to india , and became the head of the first mercantile house there , forbes & co. of bombay . |
6 | alexander forbes | 3 | PERSON | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
7 | reform bill | 3 | PERSON | in the latter year he was returned for malmesbury , and continued to represent that town until the passing of the reform bill of 1832 . |
8 | statue | 3 | PERSON | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
9 | pitsligo | 3 | UNKNOWN | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
10 | parliament | 3 | HUMAN GROUP | on returning to england , he was elected to parliament for the borough of beverley , and represented that place from 1812 to 1818 . |
11 | session | 2 | FOOT | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
12 | baronet | 2 | PERSON | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes , 1st baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician , of newe and edinglassie , aberdeenshire . |
13 | country | 2 | PLACE | it was the first instance on record of the people of india raising a statue to any one unconnected with the civil or military service of the country . |
14 | justice | 2 | PROPERTY | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
15 | gules | 2 | UNKNOWN | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
16 | sir charles forbes | 2 | PERSON | for other uses , see sir charles forbes . |
17 | member | 2 | PERSON | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
18 | malmesbury | 2 | PERSON | in the latter year he was returned for malmesbury , and continued to represent that town until the passing of the reform bill of 1832 . |
19 | inhabitants | 2 | PLACE | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
20 | people | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | from his long residence in the east , he knew the people intimately , and he spent a large portion of his fortune in their midst . |
21 | borough | 2 | ESTATE | on returning to england , he was elected to parliament for the borough of beverley , and represented that place from 1812 to 1818 . |
22 | coat | 2 | SCORE | coat of arms caption : coat of arms of sir charles forbes , 1st baronet crest a falcon rising proper . |
23 | natives | 2 | ARTIFACT | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
24 | east india company | 2 | INSTITUTION | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
25 | lord forbes | 2 | PERSON | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
26 | general | 2 | FORCE | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
27 | father | 2 | PERSON | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
28 | bears | 2 | NAME | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
29 | commons | 2 | UNKNOWN | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
30 | newe | 2 | UNKNOWN | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes , 1st baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician , of newe and edinglassie , aberdeenshire . |
31 | service | 2 | INSTITUTION | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
32 | sum | 2 | PERSON | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
33 | duke | 2 | PERSON | he warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the duke of wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , forbes pronounced in the house of commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . |
34 | arms caption | 1 | PORTION | coat of arms caption : coat of arms of sir charles forbes , 1st baronet crest a falcon rising proper . |
35 | title | 1 | PROPERTY | their eldest son , john , had predeceased his father : the title was inherited by their second son , charles . |
36 | hindostan | 1 | UNKNOWN | his fame spread from one end of hindostan to the other . |
37 | argent | 1 | PERSON | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
38 | ladies | 1 | PERSON | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
39 | ability | 1 | ABILITY | his name ranked high in the commercial world for ability , foresight , and rectitude of character . |
40 | rectitude | 1 | STATE | his name ranked high in the commercial world for ability , foresight , and rectitude of character . |
41 | possession | 1 | STATE | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
42 | straightforward | 1 | UNKNOWN | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
43 | middlesex | 1 | PLACE | forbes vainly contested middlesex against joseph hume at the general election of 1832 . |
44 | mountstuart elphinstone | 1 | UNKNOWN | the work was entrusted to sir francis chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of bombay , between those of mountstuart elphinstone and sir john malcolm . |
45 | grounds | 1 | AMOUNT | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
46 | family forbes | 1 | PERSON | family forbes was of a bluff but kindly nature , diffident as to his own merits , of a straightforward and manly character . |
47 | sir francis chantrey | 1 | PERSON | the work was entrusted to sir francis chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of bombay , between those of mountstuart elphinstone and sir john malcolm . |
48 | john | 1 | PERSON | the work was entrusted to sir francis chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of bombay , between those of mountstuart elphinstone and sir john malcolm . |
49 | unpopularity | 1 | PROPERTY | he warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the duke of wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , forbes pronounced in the house of commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . |
50 | sex | 1 | PERSON | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
51 | aberdeenshire | 1 | PLACE | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes , 1st baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician , of newe and edinglassie , aberdeenshire . |
52 | falcon | 1 | PERSON | coat of arms caption : coat of arms of sir charles forbes , 1st baronet crest a falcon rising proper . |
53 | years | 1 | PERIOD | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
54 | property | 1 | PROPERTY | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
55 | tories | 1 | UNKNOWN | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
56 | male | 1 | PERSON | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
57 | plate | 1 | PERSON | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
58 | midst | 1 | PLACE | from his long residence in the east , he knew the people intimately , and he spent a large portion of his fortune in their midst . |
59 | rights | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
60 | improvement | 1 | AGREEMENT | an address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . |
61 | native | 1 | ARTIFACT | an address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . |
62 | panegyric | 1 | UNKNOWN | he warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the duke of wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , forbes pronounced in the house of commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . |
63 | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes | 1 | PERSON | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes , 1st baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician , of newe and edinglassie , aberdeenshire . |
64 | place | 1 | PLACE | on returning to england , he was elected to parliament for the borough of beverley , and represented that place from 1812 to 1818 . |
65 | plea | 1 | STATEMENT | he put forward an urgent plea for malmesbury . |
66 | directors | 1 | PERSON | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
67 | opponent | 1 | PERSON | forbes was a strong opponent of the reform bill of 1831-2 . |
68 | fame | 1 | REPUTATION | his fame spread from one end of hindostan to the other . |
69 | baronet crest | 1 | PERSON | coat of arms caption : coat of arms of sir charles forbes , 1st baronet crest a falcon rising proper . |
70 | erection | 1 | LANGUAGE | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
71 | appropriation | 1 | ACT | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
72 | elizabeth cotgrave | 1 | PERSON | he married elizabeth cotgrave ( d. 1861 ) in 1811 . |
73 | instance | 1 | INSTANCE | it was the first instance on record of the people of india raising a statue to any one unconnected with the civil or military service of the country . |
74 | merits | 1 | QUANTITY | family forbes was of a bluff but kindly nature , diffident as to his own merits , of a straightforward and manly character . |
75 | character | 1 | QUALITY | his name ranked high in the commercial world for ability , foresight , and rectitude of character . |
76 | scotland | 1 | PLACE | in his private charities forbes was most liberal ; he was also a munificent contributor to the leading public charities of scotland . |
77 | weak | 1 | UNKNOWN | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
78 | development | 1 | UNKNOWN | an address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . |
79 | name | 1 | NAME | his name ranked high in the commercial world for ability , foresight , and rectitude of character . |
80 | heads | 1 | PERSON | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
81 | sir john malcolm | 1 | PERSON | the work was entrusted to sir francis chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of bombay , between those of mountstuart elphinstone and sir john malcolm . |
82 | honour | 1 | UNKNOWN | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
83 | monster | 1 | EVENT | during the debates in the former session he spoke of the measure as " the vile reform bill , that hideous monster , the most frightful that ever showed its face in that house " . |
84 | bengal | 1 | PERSON | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
85 | charles | 1 | PERSON | for other uses , see sir charles forbes . |
86 | proprietors | 1 | PLACE | in parliament and in the proprietors ' court of the east india company his advocacy of justice for india was ardent and untiring . |
87 | edinglassie | 1 | UNKNOWN | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes , 1st baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician , of newe and edinglassie , aberdeenshire . |
88 | things | 1 | ACTIVITY | motto altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur ( they will attain a higher point , who strive at things the most exalted ) |
89 | supporters | 1 | PERSON | supporters |
90 | love | 1 | PERSON | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
91 | tory | 1 | PERSON | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
92 | aberdeen university | 1 | INSTITUTION | forbes was educated at aberdeen university , of which , late in life ( 1814-1819 ) , he was elected lord rector . |
93 | connection | 1 | EMOTION | he was most distinguished in connection with india . |
94 | england | 1 | PLACE | on returning to england , he was elected to parliament for the borough of beverley , and represented that place from 1812 to 1818 . |
95 | acts | 1 | ACT | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
96 | university | 1 | INSTITUTION | forbes was educated at aberdeen university , of which , late in life ( 1814-1819 ) , he was elected lord rector . |
97 | rev. george forbes | 1 | PERSON | forbes was the son of the rev. george forbes of lochell . |
98 | uses | 1 | USE | for other uses , see sir charles forbes . |
99 | respect | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
100 | passing | 1 | STATE | in the latter year he was returned for malmesbury , and continued to represent that town until the passing of the reform bill of 1832 . |
101 | fortune | 1 | PERSON | from his long residence in the east , he knew the people intimately , and he spent a large portion of his fortune in their midst . |
102 | arms | 1 | PORTION | coat of arms caption : coat of arms of sir charles forbes , 1st baronet crest a falcon rising proper . |
103 | seasons | 1 | TENDENCY | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
104 | sense | 1 | SOUND | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
105 | supply | 1 | AMOUNT | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
106 | beverley | 1 | PERSON | on returning to england , he was elected to parliament for the borough of beverley , and represented that place from 1812 to 1818 . |
107 | point | 1 | PLACE | motto altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur ( they will attain a higher point , who strive at things the most exalted ) |
108 | women | 1 | PERSON | forbes was one of the earliest to advocate the claims of women to the franchise . |
109 | marquess | 1 | PERSON | their daughter , elizabeth , married general , lord james hay , second son of the seventh marquess of tweeddale . |
110 | power | 1 | POWER | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
111 | election | 1 | PROCESS | forbes vainly contested middlesex against joseph hume at the general election of 1832 . |
112 | head | 1 | HEAD | shortly after leaving the university he went out to india , and became the head of the first mercantile house there , forbes & co. of bombay . |
113 | politician | 1 | PERSON | sir charles forbes sir charles forbes , 1st baronet ( 1774-1849 ) was a scottish politician , of newe and edinglassie , aberdeenshire . |
114 | uncle | 1 | RELATION | on the death of his uncle in 1821 , forbes succeeded to the entailed estates of the forbeses of newe , and was created a baronet by patent in 1823 . |
115 | residence | 1 | PLACE | from his long residence in the east , he knew the people intimately , and he spent a large portion of his fortune in their midst . |
116 | favour | 1 | PERSON | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
117 | town | 1 | PLACE | in the latter year he was returned for malmesbury , and continued to represent that town until the passing of the reform bill of 1832 . |
118 | wellington | 1 | PLACE | he warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the duke of wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , forbes pronounced in the house of commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . |
119 | advocacy | 1 | PERSON | in parliament and in the proprietors ' court of the east india company his advocacy of justice for india was ardent and untiring . |
120 | life | 1 | EVENT | forbes was educated at aberdeen university , of which , late in life ( 1814-1819 ) , he was elected lord rector . |
121 | face | 1 | HEAD | during the debates in the former session he spoke of the measure as " the vile reform bill , that hideous monster , the most frightful that ever showed its face in that house " . |
122 | descendant | 1 | EVENT | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
123 | court | 1 | SPACE | in parliament and in the proprietors ' court of the east india company his advocacy of justice for india was ardent and untiring . |
124 | charities | 1 | ELEMENT | in his private charities forbes was most liberal ; he was also a munificent contributor to the leading public charities of scotland . |
125 | tweeddale | 1 | PERSON | their daughter , elizabeth , married general , lord james hay , second son of the seventh marquess of tweeddale . |
126 | joseph hume | 1 | PERSON | forbes vainly contested middlesex against joseph hume at the general election of 1832 . |
127 | east | 1 | PLACE | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
128 | elizabeth | 1 | PERSON | he married elizabeth cotgrave ( d. 1861 ) in 1811 . |
129 | patent | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | on the death of his uncle in 1821 , forbes succeeded to the entailed estates of the forbeses of newe , and was created a baronet by patent in 1823 . |
130 | death | 1 | EVENT | on the death of his uncle in 1821 , forbes succeeded to the entailed estates of the forbeses of newe , and was created a baronet by patent in 1823 . |
131 | contributor | 1 | PERSON | in his private charities forbes was most liberal ; he was also a munificent contributor to the leading public charities of scotland . |
132 | estates | 1 | ESTATE | on the death of his uncle in 1821 , forbes succeeded to the entailed estates of the forbeses of newe , and was created a baronet by patent in 1823 . |
133 | measure | 1 | MEASURE | during the debates in the former session he spoke of the measure as " the vile reform bill , that hideous monster , the most frightful that ever showed its face in that house " . |
134 | lord james hay | 1 | PERSON | their daughter , elizabeth , married general , lord james hay , second son of the seventh marquess of tweeddale . |
135 | earliest | 1 | PERIOD | forbes was one of the earliest to advocate the claims of women to the franchise . |
136 | portion | 1 | PORTION | from his long residence in the east , he knew the people intimately , and he spent a large portion of his fortune in their midst . |
137 | discussion | 1 | EVENT | the borough , after much angry discussion , was left with one member only . |
138 | distinction | 1 | SOUND | in the session of 1831 he asked upon what reasonable grounds they could be excluded from political rights , pointing out that ladies had the power of voting for directors of the east india company , and maintaining that if the right of voting was grounded on the possession of property , there ought to be no distinction of sex . |
139 | work | 1 | ACTIVITY | the work was entrusted to sir francis chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of bombay , between those of mountstuart elphinstone and sir john malcolm . |
140 | end | 1 | UNKNOWN | his fame spread from one end of hindostan to the other . |
141 | judgment | 1 | POWER | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
142 | bluff | 1 | ACTION | family forbes was of a bluff but kindly nature , diffident as to his own merits , of a straightforward and manly character . |
143 | position | 1 | POSITION | an address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . |
144 | parties | 1 | FORCE | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
145 | emancipation | 1 | STATE | he warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the duke of wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , forbes pronounced in the house of commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . |
146 | address | 1 | UNKNOWN | an address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . |
147 | spirit | 1 | STATE | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
148 | summa nituntur | 1 | UNKNOWN | motto altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur ( they will attain a higher point , who strive at things the most exalted ) |
149 | services | 1 | FORCE | an address , signed by 1,042 of the principal native and other inhabitants of bombay , expatiated upon his services to the commercial development of the country and the improvement in the position of the natives . |
150 | right | 1 | UNKNOWN | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
151 | azure | 1 | PERSON | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
152 | franchise | 1 | PERMISSION | forbes was one of the earliest to advocate the claims of women to the franchise . |
153 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | their daughter , elizabeth , married general , lord james hay , second son of the seventh marquess of tweeddale . |
154 | kinaldie | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was a descendant of alexander forbes of kinaldie and pitsligo , and was in 1833 served heir male in general to alexander forbes , 3rd lord forbes of pitsligo , father of alexander forbes , 4th lord forbes of pitsligo , attainted in 1745 . |
155 | career forbes | 1 | PERSON |  |
156 | hostility | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | he promised to pursue it to the last with uncompromising hostility , and if it were carried to abandon parliament . |
157 | escutcheon quarterly | 1 | ACTION | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
158 | mercantile house | 1 | PLACE | shortly after leaving the university he went out to india , and became the head of the first mercantile house there , forbes & co. of bombay . |
159 | poor | 1 | UNKNOWN | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
160 | conduct | 1 | PERSON | he warmly supported catholic emancipation ; and when the duke of wellington incurred great unpopularity in 1830 , forbes pronounced in the house of commons a warm panegyric on the duke 's conduct . |
161 | motto altius ibunt | 1 | PERSON | motto altius ibunt qui ad summa nituntur ( they will attain a higher point , who strive at things the most exalted ) |
162 | creed | 1 | PERSON | though a tory of the tories , he " never allowed his political creed to cloud his fine judgment and keen sense of right and wrong , and his manly spirit was readily engaged in favour of the poor , the weak , and the persecuted " . ^ : 22 |
163 | forbeses | 1 | UNKNOWN | on the death of his uncle in 1821 , forbes succeeded to the entailed estates of the forbeses of newe , and was created a baronet by patent in 1823 . |
164 | debates | 1 | STATE | during the debates in the former session he spoke of the measure as " the vile reform bill , that hideous monster , the most frightful that ever showed its face in that house " . |
165 | town hall | 1 | PLACE | the work was entrusted to sir francis chantrey , and the statue now stands in the town hall of bombay , between those of mountstuart elphinstone and sir john malcolm . |
166 | departure | 1 | DISTANCE | when he left india he was presented by the natives with a magnificent service of plate , and twenty-seven years after his departure from bombay the sum of £9,000 was subscribed for the erection of a statue to his honour . |
167 | water | 1 | WATER | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
168 | year | 1 | PERIOD | in the latter year he was returned for malmesbury , and continued to represent that town until the passing of the reform bill of 1832 . |
169 | claims | 1 | AMOUNT | forbes was one of the earliest to advocate the claims of women to the franchise . |
170 | cinquefoils | 1 | UNKNOWN | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
171 | honesty | 1 | PERSON | as a member of the house of commons he enjoyed the respect of all parties , for his love of justice , kindly feeling , and plain , straightforward honesty . |
172 | charities forbes | 1 | PERSON | in his private charities forbes was most liberal ; he was also a munificent contributor to the leading public charities of scotland . |
173 | nature | 1 | NATURE | family forbes was of a bluff but kindly nature , diffident as to his own merits , of a straightforward and manly character . |
174 | world | 1 | PLACE | his name ranked high in the commercial world for ability , foresight , and rectitude of character . |
175 | lochell | 1 | UNKNOWN | forbes was the son of the rev. george forbes of lochell . |
176 | record | 1 | INSTANCE | it was the first instance on record of the people of india raising a statue to any one unconnected with the civil or military service of the country . |
177 | fraser | 1 | PERSON | escutcheon quarterly : 1st and 4th azure , three bears ' heads couped argent , muzzled gules ( forbes ) , 2nd and 3rd , azure , three cinquefoils argent ( fraser ) . |
178 | money | 1 | MONEY | one of his last acts was the appropriation of a very large sum of money to procure for the inhabitants of bengal a plentiful supply of pure water in all seasons . |
179 | lord rector | 1 | PERSON | forbes was educated at aberdeen university , of which , late in life ( 1814-1819 ) , he was elected lord rector . |

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EVENT | death descendant discussion life monster
PROPERTY | justice property title unpopularity
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PERIOD | earliest year years
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INSTANCE | instance record
POWER | judgment power
SOUND | distinction sense
ACTIVITY | things work
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RELATION | uncle
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NATURE | nature
PROCESS | election
REPUTATION | fame
PERMISSION | franchise
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QUANTITY | merits
FOOT | session
MONEY | money
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SCORE | coat
WATER | water
LANGUAGE | erection
ELEMENT | charities
POSITION | position
USE | uses
TENDENCY | seasons
DISTANCE | departure
AGREEMENT | improvement
ABILITY | ability
MEASURE | measure