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1825 Dec 1 1831 July 9.
Constitutional Code

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Copied Ch. XII Judiciary collectively
(5) (2) (5 §.24 Attendance
Instructions
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Art 58 The result is — the bespeaking and, producing, and purchasing, giving at the expence of the people,
by high premium this show slow suicide: enormous salary,
for transgression impunity for transgression in every shape shape, salary enormous salary
and for the continuance of this enormous salary continuance in office notwithstanding intellectual inap
inaptitude, are the principal items of which this bounty this bounty is composed.

58 or 13 57
Of such Judges Enormous salaries
& continuance in office
notwithstanding
intellectual inaptitude

Art. 58 57 Of such a chase whatever are chaos whatsoever can be predicated subjects
the Censor to a most dilemma. Even without exception perplexing dilemma. Predicating exception
Predicating without exception he exposes himself to the reproach of insincerity and
injustice: undertaking to give all the wealths exceptions he enjoyes
in a labyrinth of deputation without admitting so much without end: omitting so much
as a single exception, he remains subject to the reproach.

59 or 14 58
Insufficiency of
time bestowed by
Chancellor

Art. 58. That the suffering to which the to be Judges are subjected twelve Judges are thus subjected
is a result of anything rather than a regard for justice, is
proved by the exception which has proved by the exceptions which have place. Judge of the his
single-seated Judicatory, the Lord High Chancellor, by in
by in whom the twelve are created Judges behold their creator bestowes, bestows upon the business
of justice just as much and just as little of his time as
is convenient and agreeable to him; the rest of his remainder of his officially
employed time is employed employed in allaying the squabbles and
helping to organize the corruptive/ corruption - operating measures of an impenetrable
and irresponsible Cabinet. This has been the [+] Such has been the state of things [+]1 Such, in a greater
or lesser degree, has been
the state of things at
case of things That at all times, and in the course five or six and twenty years of the reign of the
present late Chancellor, to atone for the insufficiency of the time
for his inaptitude in every stage shape, and for the insufficiency
of the quantity of time bestowed by him up
upon the business of the judicature, the suitors have been were saddled
by him with the delay, vexation and one part of the expence and the rest
of it population at large with the other part of the expence of an
additional grade or say stage of appeal judicature inserted in the midst of old established ones

From the Master in Chancery
to the Master of the
Rolls: from the Master of
the Rolls to the Chancellor
from the Chancellor to the sitting
alone, to the same
Chancellor in the
House of Lords sitting with only three [+]2
[+]2 or four reluctant
ignorant, heedless
living appendages,
stuck down by him
for appearance
sake in the House of
Lords —
was not
enough: between the Chancellor Master of the Rolls and himself, the did this creator or perseverance of all judicial abuse, created cram in a Vice Chancellor: lest the number of[+]
[+] of the snares and plagues rained
down upon the people on
pretence of administering
justice should be incomplete.

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Date_1	1825-12-01	Marginal Summary Numbering	57-58
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
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