JB/031/112/001

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1828 Sept. 6
Blackstone

Beginning
(3) Rights
II. Not exercisable but
through judicial services
2. Universally applying obstacles
&c

Broad tax — Ten times paper tax
Those who remember any one of them
let them not for ever to remember
every other.

Of this expence causes.

Of this expence, by which, to so vast a majority of the members of the community the benefit of judicial services,
and with it all judicial remedys is denied, and the engagement entered into by the
ruling powers left disfulfilled, and their public faith violated,
nine seven — at least seven distinguishable parcels, produced by so many distinguishable
efficient causes, may are distinctly visible perceptible.

1. Taxes imposed under name
of taxes — carried to public account

1. The taxes still continued to be imposed under the name
of taxes, [the produce being] the money being exacted by the authority of the finance department, and carried to the account
of the public revenue

2. Taxes under the name of
fees, carried to Judge's acct

2. The taxes imposed as above under the name of fees,
the money being exacted by the authority under different various names of the Judges
and carried to their private account: the account of their private pockets to wit either immediately
without the of any other pocket, or through the
pockets of those subordinates of theirs, whose profit the superordinates
having the nomination of them is thus made the profit
of those same superordinates.

☞ Eyes closed against its mischievousness: oyster would be open then

3. Taxes under name of
fees levied by & for the various
professional Assistants.
Judges an interest
in profit of their burthen

3. The taxes imposed, under the same name of fees, payable to exacted by
and exacted for the immediate profit of the professional Assistants
of parties — Assistants under the of various classes and
grades and denominations, Attorneys, Solicitors, Clerks or Court
Special Pleaders, Equity draughtmen: Ordinary Barristers
Kings Silk Gown Counsel Barristers — fees, exacted by the authority
of the Judges, in appearance for the sole benefit of these same
Agents for the representatives of the suitors, in effect fees for the joint benefit of
these same Agents and the Judges themselves, the same
operation which puts fees in the prockets of those Agents, putting
other fees into the pockets of the Judges, and well worse, the
Judges having thus as individuals an interest in the profits made
by those their brethren in the trade, and as any can in a any breed
stiled a trade our partners ever had in the profit received
by the hand of another: and the un unennobled partners having
no more than the interest and the consequent desire and endeavour, to give ob the nobled parties
parties the power also, to
give to the common
profit dishonest profit
an unlimited encrease

Identifier: | JB/031/112/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 31.
Date_1	1828-09-06	Marginal Summary Numbering	not numbered
Box	031	Main Headings	civil code
Folio number	112	Info in main headings field	blackstone
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c3
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals	richard doane	Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	9798
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