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1830 July 24
Review

5 Conciliatrix

In Mr B

If reconcilement as was
needful for gathering or sufficiently

13
French conciliation
courts a vex et praeterea
nihil

In the description given of the Court all in darkness: one
thing only is clear, namely that it is all a farce, the people
in the character of suitors and injured having need to
be suitors, now the better for it. Vex et praetorea nihil
short alike and true in their description of its
Members of the people get nothing by their pains, neither
did they lose much one might venture to say, neither did they
lose any thing. And not that when the word abuse that a mention is made of abuse of French
law is susceptible of this same abuse would in comparison
of the passage part of the English system be reform, and reform
far more salutary than any thing that matchless
one with the fist of John Bull presented to the nose of it be
able to bring itself to .

Now then for Mr Broughams Guardian Angel Chicania Conciliatrix
— what is she? what but the ape of the beneficent Din's
Ape. What the Ape does is nothing, what the Apes Ape does
is cause a great deal more than nothing: The Suitor
she bags a coup, and if they a Suitor fall into it, out of it they will he will not make his way
not rise escape without leaving their his purse behind. In the Danish
Court, that is the return that will be made to an Order calling
for a Fall of Fees. So likewise in Buonapartes S Conciliation with only fifteen pence difference English money
Court. Not so in for Mr Broughams Conciliation Court. In
Mr Brougham's vocabulary justice is but another word for
fees. Due justice means reason fees

Great is the p made
of exceptions. The general
rule being useless so also
are these exceptions: by
and might have been
determined the selection of
men: as well as by
the choice
there made.

Those who would
have agreed without the
Conciliation Court will
scarcely all of them
disagree, if they go into it.

These are the bona fide
suitors. Those who will be
sure not to agree with their
respective adversaries are
the mala fide suitors:

to the design of those set
on obstruction is apparent
by the Conciliation Court,
if in any way effected
they are promoted by it: by the loss of a days c, in money and member charge in time, no great ruling defence is afforded to one general poor man, against
a by who making the hand of the Judge a [+]
[+] taking this course for
accomplishing his purpose.

Identifier: | JB/004/156/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 4.
Date_1	1830-07-25	Marginal Summary Numbering	13-14
Box	004	Main Headings	lord brougham displayed
Folio number	156	Info in main headings field	review
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c5*
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	b&m 1829
Marginals	george bentham	Paper Producer	arthur moore; richard doane
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1829
Notes public		ID Number	2077
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