...fulfilment of that stipulation by which the Vizier and his successors have bound themselves to introduce " such a system of administration as should be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects, and calculated to secure the lives and properties of the inhabitants, as well as to...

...fulfilment of that stipulation by which the Vizier and his successors have bound themselves to introduce " such a system of administration as should be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects, and calculated to secure the lives and properties of the inhabitants, as well as to...

...agreed to introduce, by means of his own officers, into the extensive territories which remained to him, such a system of administration as should be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects, and to the security of the lives and property of all the inhabitants. This treaty...

...probable to occur, an article was inserted in the treaty, by which the nawaub bound himself to establish such a system of administration as should " be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects, and be calculated to secure the lives and property of the inhabitants ;" and, moreover,...

...in common with all his predecessors, has refused, or evaded, or neglected to fulfil the obligation of the treaty of 1801, whereby he was bound to establish...conducive to the prosperity and happiness of his subjects j and inasmuch as the treaty he thereby violated has been declared to benull and void ; and inasmuch...

...his possessions were guaranteed to Saadut upon the express condition that he should introduce therein such a system of administration as should be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects and calculated to secure the lives and property of the inhabitants. Saadut died in...

...then, as His Majesty Wajid Alee Shah, in common with all his predecessors, has refused, or evaded, or neglected, to fulfil the obligations of the Treaty...enter into other agreements which were offered to liiin in lieu of such Treaty ; and inasmuch as the terms of that Treaty, if it had still been maintained...

...without further charge or demand ; he, on his part, agreeing to introduce into his remaining territories such a system of administration as should be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects, and to the security of the lives and property of the inhabitants, and also to act...

...of the Treaty of 1801 that the Nabob should introduce, under the advice of the British Government, such a system of administration as should be conducive to the prosperity of his subjects, and be calculated to secure the lives and property of the inhabitants. Notwithstanding...

...common " with all his predecessors, has refused, or evaded, or neglected to " fulfil the obligation of the treaty of 1801, whereby he was bound " to establish...be conducive to the prosperity and happiness of his sub" jects ; and inasmuch as the treaty he thereby violated has been " declared to be null and void...