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1829 May 31
Petitions

Supplement
(4) (4 Parties appearance
— whence the exclusion.

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Deceitfulness for depredation
being & oppression the propriety
of Judge & Co — Thence
their minds more depraved
than those of the
malefactors they have
to controul.

Mendacity and insincerity Deceitfulness thence untrustworthiness applied to the purpose
constantly of depredation, occasionally of oppression, being thus the
proprium partes mode as the logicians say of the men the man of time — belonging to all
of them and at all times, though not to them alone belonging
to proprium as the logicians say omni et semper sed sole, thus it is that the person minds
occupied in keeping under controul the several classes of the
so called malefactors have been minds more depraved and
vitious than those of any on whom the imputation reproach of
depravity and vitiousness have so profusely and exclusively and profusely been poured fault. By the
murder he proposes may be accomplished any number of times, by the robber his
occupation for any length of time without the utterance of a single
wilful falshood nay even by the King, how naturally so ever
wilful falshood may be the accompaniment of it. But in every [civilized] country but in a more especial manner in England
the great misery of authorized lies and liars the occupation of an J Advocate
can not be carried on without the constant and uninterrupted
practice of vice in those debasing its so conspicuously forms.
As little In England, [+]1 [+]1 under the system of
procedure spun out in
the manner that has been
seen as little without such habitual and uninterrupted
malifecence can it be by the Judge. Thus as the matter actually stands. But in the nature
of the case, lying and mistrusts are they necessary to the
correct fulfuilment of the duties of a Judge? About Exactly as much as the
so as the taking a mixture of mire from a kennel is necessary to the
making of a good plum pudding.

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Close connection of
members of Judge & Co
in imposing on the people

By Linked together in such intimate mind by a community
of sinister intent so closely have been the fraternity
of lawyers, that by a sy combined system of misrepresentation
they have been engaged the people at large to swallow absurdities, such
the gross as by the grossness vie with those which have had for
their authors so many classes of religionists. On the ground of
no more than one simple act of mendacity supposed to be proved, they have succeeded
in persuading the people to sit contented, while a suit has
been deprived of on the a light that would have for the want of which
a man misery may have been substituted to right by exclusion put
upon a lot of indispensable evidence, which if mendacity was
a
fit ground for such exclusion,
the strength of
the ground for applying
the exclusion to the testimony
of the inventors of the
rule would be the strongest
if the ground for applying it to him to whom they have thus applied it is as infinity to one.

Identifier: | JB/081/256/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 81.
Date_1	1829-05-31	Marginal Summary Numbering	11-12
Box	081	Main Headings	petition for justice
Folio number	256	Info in main headings field	petitions
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c4 / e4
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	street & co
Marginals	george bentham	Paper Producer	antonio alcala galiano
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	26043
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