JB/107/106/002

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Sotimion Nov.r 13 1794

Any Member liable
to be excluded from
the Coffee Room by
3 black Balls or
by black Balls from
1/4 of the whole number

Any Member black-balled
out of the
Coffee Room liable to
be farther black-balled
into the Coventry
walk: that is excluded
from every part of the
Garden but that.

Any Member black-balled
into the Coventry
Walk liable
to be expelled by
a majority of the
Members by Ballot
and in that case to
have not the whole
of her deposit returned
but only the 3/4
1/2 or 1/4 according to
the Ballot.

If a Member dies
within the month,
and the Child if any, likewise
1/2 the Deposit to be
returned — Income to
whom?

To be buried, (unless
otherwise ordered
by Will or desired
by friends) in the
Panopticon burying-ground.

A stone to be laid
down for each — hence
a pavement will be
gradually formed,
which as such may
have its use — ex g.
as a walking path
for wet weather

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The Wall of the Avenue
to be painted
in compartments
at in Landscapes.
the subject
like the waiting Room
at Vauxhall. The
subjects taken from
Gentlemen's Seats.
Ex. Gr. Reptons in
the Polite Repository.

The Floor brick or
Plaister, covered with
matting.

The compartments
only made at first
the filling up gradual,
as opportunity
presents itself.
Quere Miss F. or Mr
Bunce.

This Avenue will
serve for a covered
Promenade for the
Inhabitants in bad
weather, at times
when Visitors are not
admitted.

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The Canal not
to come in at right
angles but obliquely,
and to serpentine
in general narrow at the turn
brook-like, with here
and there an irregular
extension
at proper places
for catching the
eye and rendering
itself visible from
the House and different
parts of the Town,
and if possible from the
entrance.

The sides of the
Canal to be planted
in several places
so as to overhang
it and in time
meet over it: ex. g.
by enarching.
Rock-work over
the arch at which
the Canal comes
in.

A wherry or two,
if it were only for
shew at the broad
places.

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The Slope to
the North which
now looks very ugly
in Kitchen
Garden ground
may be disposed,
the nearest part
of it in mown
grass with clumps
of shrubs & flowers,
the furthest part
in pasture for Cows:
with only a Shrubbery
and a walk
surrounding the whole.

There must be no
Kitchen Garden on
the sloping part. It
must be either covered
by Catkins, walks
Shrubberies, pure
Grass or Grass with
fruit trees and other
shrubs scattered on
it.

The Sotimion may
have its own Ice-house,
built a
la Bunce.

So its Cellars,
built in like manner.

Identifier: | JB/107/106/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.
Date_1	1794-11-13	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	107	Main Headings	panopticon
Folio number	106	Info in main headings field	sotinion
Image	002	Titles
Category	rudiments sheet (brouillon)	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	35097
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