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1829. April 3. Copied 11.
Petition
1
Determination of
Commissioners in what
cases right or wrong.
2.
More likely right
& wrong not improvably
wrong in every
case.
3.
Grounds for this
determination.
1. Decisions avowed –
sometimes according
– sometimes not.
4.
2. Judges 4 in number
– thence no responsibility.
5.
3. Opinion signed
by all not the opinion
all and not read by
6.
Reasons
1. Labour of reading
2. No fees.
3. No inducements.
4. If an oath taken
this no punishment
of the oath.
5. Probative force
opinion delivered by
of them not so great
if he were not an English
bar-born Judge.
7.
Reason – habit of making
assertions known by him
to be false.
8.
Habit of excluding on the most
pretences.
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9.
Consistently with
general evidence admission
principle
I should not exclude
the evidence of these
learned Judges.
10.
But if I were obliged
to put an exclusion
on any evidence it
would be on theirs.
11.
Objections calumny
and personality answered.
12.
If instead of four
there were but one
that one would
have greater effect
as to probative force
than all four together.
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1829. April 11.
Petition
1.
The above the security
in relation to Judiciary
functionaries
under proposed system.
2.
Under present Home
Secretary's system
manducation the
security.
3.
At his instance manducatory
qualification
required by Parliament
in the Police
Magistracy.
4.
Pecuniary qualification
also established
by a retrospective
operation.
5.
At the present moment
the same
wisdom applying
itself to Justices of
the Peace taken at
large.
6.
Economy exemplified
in Peel's bill.
7.
Pecuniary qualification
established in
the case of Police Magistrates
and in that of
ten Justices of the Peace
at large not in that
of the others.
8.
Use of the pecuniary
qualification one
shewn.
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9.
Pecuniary qualification
no check upon
collusion between
magistrate and
Public House keepers
in relation to licences.
10.
Peel screens himself
from responsibility
by means of Lord
Tenterden.
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john flowerdew colls |
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arthur moore; richard doane |
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