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May 1809 Part II Ch. 1. 1 1

Elements of Packing Ch. 1. Reform & Shrievalities

§.1. Turner Ao 1782

1
Ao 1784 Reform effected
by Sheriffs Turner &
Skinner — p.1.

2(a)
I. Title of Turners
Pamphlet — p.2
II Res gestae repeated
in it. p2.

1. Nomination of appraisers
for sale of Goods
taken in execution
transferred from Sheriff
Officers to Sheriffs —
p.2

2. Place of execution transferred
from Tyburn
to Newgate. p2

3. New drop introduced.—
p 2

4. Regulations made
for preservation of
health & good behaviour
among prisoners
in the several Jails.
p.3.

5. Why these reforms
took effect. Judges
not being sharers in
the profit of any of
the abuses reformed,
nor their pride engaged
in the maintenance
of them. p.3.

6. — and so far as
reform was projected
execution depended on
the projection. p.4

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§.2. Phillips Ao 1807 —

1.
Sleep of the spirit of
Reform in the Shrievalty
from 1784 to 1807.

No more attempted
than if instead of paying
his £2,000 a year for his
office each man had
received his £12,000 a
year &c as Hardwicke
&c for bearing the title
of it: practice in essentials
not neglected, such as
ordering a Gilt chariot &c
p.5

2.
Africa famous for
four legged singularities
England for two legged do.
p.6

3.
Ao 1807, 8 spirit of
reform re-embodied in
Phillips p.6

4.
Mysterious nature of
the Metropolitan Shrievalty
Two Sheriffs in London
are one Sheriffs person in
Middlesex. p.6

5.
Phillips not so fortunate
in his colleague as Turner
& Skinner. p.7 —

6
Burnets connected
twins a type of Phillips
& x — p 7

7.
x thus designated as
being an unknown
quantity: referring for his
character to his picture
as drawn by himself
& exhibited as Phillips.
p.8

8
Phillips other achievements
discarded: also
the requital he expended
from two better united
and learned brethren.
p 8.

9.
To the present purpose
belong the discoveries made
by him relative to the
art of packing. p.8.

10.
Seeing the grand
of it in the Exchequer &
admiring the ingenuity more
than the purpose, he wrote
accordingly to Mae supposing
really or for decorum that
Mae was not privy: — but
son learnt his mistake.
p.8

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Date_1	1809-05	Marginal Summary Numbering	1, 1a, 1-10
Box	026	Main Headings	elements of the art of packing
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