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1824 May 6
Constitutional CodeS.12 Locable Ch XI Minister Severally
S. Locable who
SS.1. Qualification for
Administration ations
General description
Preparatory admission into
the Locable List.
Art. 1.2.5.7
SS.2 Locator as the the Locable
List — in an
appropriate Judicatory
Qualification. Talent
Judicatory — its function and
proceedings
Art.3.4.5 6. 16) 1 10. 14
SS 3. Subjectmatters of
examination has fixt by
classification of the situation
with correspondent requirements
Art. 9, 10 11.12.13
SS.4. Annual examination
necessary to have been undergone
antecedently to admission
onto Locable List. 19.1
Art.19.18.22.23.24.25.
26. 1o 5.
SS. 5 Constitution of the Judicatory
1o Art. 12.13
SS 6. Operation how performed.
1o Art. 15, 16, 17, 18
18.19.20.21
SS.7. Influence of admission
into and rank in the Locable list
on Art actual locatedness
from S13. Location line
Art.22
Of the land so ably
bestowed upon the few Larges upon Judges and
Advocates by themselves
and one another — not to
speak of the accomplices
and their dupes willing
and within is not the
very reverse that which is true?
S, Remuneration 9 May 24
S.1. Extra inducement inhibited
S.2 do extra disputate inhibited
S.3 For a truordinary service arbitrarily
conferred Remuneration
in any shape
S.4 Particularly in the shape
of fact homes
S.5
S.6 in any shape is bed for
branch of
S.4 For extra-ordinary service
no arbitrarily confirmed
Remuneration is any shape
S.5. For no service artificially
extraated minimally received
in any shape.
S. 6. For no service
still less without service
fictitious dignity in any
shape.
S.7 Neither for service seen
without service factitive
dignity created even by
individuals if employed by
or symbolicLedger
by generally employed re title
or generally worn symbols
Of the gation of appropriate
by means of simply
indicative evidence the
field narrowed with with
and inconsistency narrowed: the indispensable the
means of justice then
means of at the truths
how necessary to justice thus granted
in some cases, refused in others
grounded by some some Judications
refused by others.
Conclusion
Is it not almost time, that
(not to speak of Legislation)
Judication system of having for its object
the good of the subject matters
through the ends of Justice,
should be established.
S Ministers Church
S.1. General Church heads
the Establishment
Body
Art. 4.5.6
S.2. Convicted List
Art.7.
S..3 Ministers
through the pass
Art.7
S,4 In each functionary
audience chamber Table
exhibiting his duties hang
up. Functionary! deportin
Table. Visitors do
S.5. Rates against for preventing
breach of trust pecuniary
and quasi pecuniary
S.6. Superordinate how
far responsible for Subordinates.
III Army Ministers
Order proposed 5 June 1824
SS 1 Minister Full of
Relation between Radicals
and Stipendiaries
1 2, 3, 4. 5.
Ch. IX Minister collecting
S.12
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SS.2 Radicals — Principle <add></add>
as to
SS.3. Radicals who
SS.4. Stipendiaries.
Principles as to
SS 5. Stipendiaries
who —
SS. 6 Relation between
Army and Proventive
Service reference to
S.4 Preventive Service
S.7 Relation between
Army and Navy Service
— reference to
S.5 Navy Service
SS.8. Ministers function
Ch.X.|.IV Navy Service
SS1. This a Branch of the Military
1.2.3.4 Enquire what diffeence
SS.2. Amphibiousness recommended
5.6.7.8
SS.3. Transports are Military
9
SS.4. Qualification Examinat
10.11.12
SS 5 Army inaptitude Anglic
accept corruption. 13. 14
Ch XI Minister Reverally
Prime MInister
1. Over the Lord ters, his
power of location and dislocation
arbirary
—
2. As to punishment for
military offences.— Be
y Cash — Market
3. So a to Navy
—
4.
5. For the gr of
Officers Office Auction
Special
Qualification Tribunal
Anulification
6. So in the Navy
7. Promotion according to
in
army for do for
service by Prime Minister
—
8. of ret for
wounded ableness
by duscuss.
Reference to Army
severally Army Ministers
of no distinction between
saving in
Stipendiary do?
No. But this Prime
minister
Art. 10. Power in relation
to grades. As to those
in the Radical or say
Non-Stipendiary Land
Force of Militia in one word see
Ch. X:3 Army Ministers.
Art. 11. As to the
Engrafted, or say Stipendiary
Land Force or in one
word Army
Ch. X Army Ministers
S.3 Subsections
SS.1. Radicals and Stipendiaries
— thus relative
SS.2. Radicals who
S.3. Principles as to Radical
force — principle
S.4. Stipendiaries who
5. Principle as to Stipendiary
force — principles.
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