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Journal of the House of Lords
… have passed, not only for improving and preserving the Moral and Legal State and Condition of the People at Home, … though the stabbing Case was by far the most atrocious in Moral Guilt, the Judgment was necessarily the most lenient. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… I can give to this difficult Subject in its Political and Moral Bearings, the best Mode of treating it appears to be in … smooth most of the Difficulties that are prominent in the Moral and Judicial Native Horizon. But it must be observed, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the lawful Protection of all. Appreciate the Accession of Moral Strength to the Government from such an Acquisition of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… 165. - free Settlement of, how far it would promote Moral Improvement of Natives, Rickards, 427. 428. - in India, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… higher Offices, and its probable Effect in improving their Moral Character. Chaplin, 285. 287. 288. - as well adapted as … of Government has a Tendency towards debasing their Moral Character, Chaplin, 290. - to a certain Extent might be … 319. - - most strict Observers of Truth, Baber, 318. - Moral Improvement of, how far to be promoted by free …
Journal of the House of Lords
… and Cochin Rajahs have; they are the most industrious, moral and obedient, and many of them, I believe, opulent. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… The Instructions in the College would therefore be moral, not practical? Certainly. At what Period did you make …
Journal of the House of Lords
… for from the present State of Indian Society. When Moral Improvement is more generally introduced among them, … [427] Do you conceive that Benefits in the Way of Moral Improvement would result to the Natives from a free … very much conduce, in my Opinion, both to their Moral and probably to their Religious Improvement. Were you …
Journal of the House of Lords
… raised in a very remarkable Manner the Standard of their Moral Feeling All the Natives of Ceylon who are enrolled as … Instance, both upon their Understandings and upon their Moral and Political Feelings; and I beg to refer to an …