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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire

Affairs of the East India Company: Appendix 4 to the evidence of Sir Edward Hyde East Bart M.P.

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Affairs of the East India Company: Appendix 5 to the evidence of Sir Edward Hyde East Bart M.P.

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Affairs of the East India Company: Appendix A (2) No. 3

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Affairs of the East India Company: Appendix D, glossary of oriental terms

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Affairs of the East India Company: Index to the principal matters detailed in the evidence, A-J

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… Native Law, how attained by the Court, Rice, 143. - Native Interpreters, Rice, 142. - no Arrears of Suits in it, Rice, … Rice, 145. 146. -no Native Officers attached to, except Interpreters, Rice, 142. 147. - Appeal from, to Privy …

Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 11 March 1830

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… by the Attornies in carrying on the Suits? There were, as Interpreters, and assisting them in the Office; but I am not … the Court carried on? In English, with the Assistance of Interpreters with regard to Evidence. Are there any other … regularly attached to the Court of Bombay? No; except the Interpreters. The Witness is directed to withdraw. Richard …

Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 14 May 1830

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… Trials were necessarily examined through the Medium of Interpreters; and so difficult did I find it to ascertain the …

Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 16 March 1830

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Affairs of the East India Company: Minutes of evidence, 19 March 1830

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… not correct. It was a great and salutary Check upon the Interpreters. I always wished the Jury particularly to see …