...pofilifion of their own laws, could not be completely fulfilled ; and his experience, afterafhort' refidence in India, confirmed what his fagacity had anticipated,...familiar to the judges of the courts, adjudications among the natives muir too often be fubj ft to an uncertain and erroneous expoCtion, or wilful mifinterprctation...

...pofleffion,of their awn laws, could not be completely fulfill* ed ; and his experience, after a ihort refidence in India; confirmed what his fagacity had anticipated,...judges of the courts, adjudications amongft the natives mull too - often be fubjeft to an uncertain and erroneous expofition, or wilful tni (interpretation...

...compleately fulfilled ; and his experience, after a short residence in India, confirmed what his sagacity had anticipated, that without principles to refer...familiar to the Judges of the Courts, adjudications amongst the natives, must too often be subject, to an uncertain and erroneous exposition, or wilful...

...pofleflion of their own laws, coukl not be completely fulfilled; and his experience, after a (hort refulence in India, confirmed what his fagacity had anticipated,...of t-he courts, adjudications amongft the natives mufl too often be fubjecr. to an uncertain and erroneous expofition, or wilful misinterpretation of...

...of their own laws, could not be completely fulfilled; and his experience, after a fliort refitiencc in India, confirmed what ' his fagacity had anticipated, that without principles to refer to, in * language familmr to the judges of the courts, adjudications amongft the natives mull too often be...

...of their own laws, could not be completely fulfilled ; and his experience, after a fliort refidence in • India, confirmed what his fagacity .had anticipated,...the courts, • adjudications amongft the natives inuft too often be fubjeft to an uri. certain and erroneous exposition, or wilful mifinterpretation...

...completely fulfilled ; and his experience, afler a Short residence in Ine'ia, crnfirmed what his fcgacity had anticipated, that, without principles to refer...familiar to the judges of the courts, adjudications ainongft the natives rnuft too often be fiibjcVt to an uncertain and erroneous expofition, or wilful...

...completely fulfilled ; and hie experience, after a fhort refidence in India, con» fumed what hi:i fagacity had anticipated, that without principles to refer to, in a language familiar to tlie judges of the courts, adjudications amongit the native» mult too often be fubjeét to an uncertain...

...completely fulfilled ; and hU experience, after a short residence in Judia, confirmed, what his sagacity had anticipated, that without principles to refer...familiar to the judges of the courts, adjudications amongst the natives must too oflei; be subject to an uncertain and erroneous exposition, or wi.ful...

...of their own laws, could not be completely fulfilled 5 and his experience, after a fhort refidence in India, confirmed what his fagacity had anticipated,...adjudications amongft the natives muft too often be fubje& to an uncertain and erroneous expofition, or wilful mifinterpretation of their laws. To the...