It is probable that Misa meant that there was not sufficient distinction between the governor's asesor and the teniente de gobierno.
Misa presented this picture of the state of affairs in the colony to show the evil results of the absence from the Philippines of a tribunal with authority to conduct residencias and to provide offices.
Misa also showed that there had been many irregularities in the sale of offices, deficiencies which the presence of an audiencia would have checked.
Misa said that conditions had reverted to the state which had existed before the audiencia was established; a much larger number of cases was awaiting trial than the governor and his lieutenant could attempt to try.
Misa described the plight of various alcaldes mayores, corregidores, and other officials who had been investigated and suspended from office, awaiting the outcome of the residencia.
Misa said that under the former arrangement the audiencia had audited the accounts of the royal treasury and of the city of Manila each year.
Misa petitioned for a reform of the law which had established the governor as judge of ultimate recourse in cases involving one thousand pesos (ducats) or less.
The governor was charged by Misa with extravagance in the expenditure of the revenue of the colony.
Los pajaritos cantan que se las pelan en sus jaulas; tocan [5] a misa las campanas de las iglesias, y hacen sonar sus alegres esquilas las cabras que van a dejarse ordeñar a las puertas de las casas.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "misa" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
