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Journal of the House of Lords
… and consequently Cultivators or Artificers. There is a common Rate of Labour? At the European Stations; but there is …
Journal of the House of Lords
… and under the Works that are to be performed in common for preserving the Sources of Irrigation and the Means …
Journal of the House of Lords
… even within the local Ambit of Calcutta. The entire Common Law of England, so far as it was applicable to them, … Fees and Charges, or the mere Fees of the Court, were in common Cases any thing extraordinary; but in great Causes, … a high Ratio was more general there than here; otherwise a common Cause for Goods sold and delivered, or any common …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the local Limit of the Supreme Court, the Half-castes, in common with all other Natives of India, and also with …
Journal of the House of Lords
… by their being instructed in the useful Arts and Sciences common in Europe, with which they are at present … in their Interest in opposition. Disputes are not common, in which Europeans are embarked exclusively on one … is a docile Creature. I think practically, so far as the common Business of Life goes, the Religions or Creeds of the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… been for supposing these could not be redressed in the Common Courts of Law? Those Decisions were after my Special … the Natives travel very cheap. What is the Expence of a common Suit in a Civil Case, brought before the Civil Judge … found that it did not extract so much from the Cane as the common simple Machinery of the Natives; and I believe the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Portion of them were not all equal to the Formation of the common Letter A Silk, nor could they be reeled into that …
Journal of the House of Lords
… would be classed in this Country under the Denomination of Common Law, and reducing the whole into regular and … they are for the most part well acquainted with the common Principles of Law, and with the most common Language of India, videlicet, Hindostanee, and …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Degradation is so low that they cannot even approach the common Slaves of the Soil, of whom there are various and … is as much, if not more, to be relied on, than that of the common Inhabitants of the Country. Does the Caution with … of it. By Custom, you understand Law? Exactly; that is, Common Law. Has a Master any Power to separate the Families …