According to December26.org, the Old South Meeting House "hosted a number of meetings about the East India Company Tea sitting in Boston Harbor waiting to be unloaded and taxed.

The East India Company is even joining in, donating 250 pounds of tea. "It was our tea that was dumped in Boston Harbor so, as the starting point, it's a great event for us to be part of and to ...

Following the 1857 revolution, which was dubbed by the British as a ‘sepoy mutiny’, the British Crown ended the British East ...

London's East India Company shipped the tea dumped in protest by the American colonists on December 16th, 1773. That same company will be sending 100 pounds of tea for Wednesday's reenactment.

BOSTON - The 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party will be this Saturday, December 16, and thousands of people are expected to mark the historic protest. "We've had folks reaching out all year ...

For the first time since 1773, Bostonians will be dumping tea from the East India Company into Boston Harbor as the anniversary and annual reenactment of the event will take place tonight at the ...

The East India Company, ... As a result of this panic, and the slapping of British taxes on tea, some 90,000 pounds of Company tea, worth £9,659 (more than $1.2 million today), ...

Two thousand chests of East India Company tea (800,000 pounds) imported on British ships have been arriving at colonial ports from Boston and Charleston to New York City and Philadelphia.

DOHA: The East India Company yesterday announced the launch of a tea tasting service at its fine foods retail store in Lagoona Mall. One of its most popular event bookings in its London Mayfair ...

Politicians also, in 1773, granted the East India Company a monopoly on tea sales in the American colonies to help raise cash – sparking the Boston Tea Party and eventually the American Revolution.