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2 Jany 1802 +
§.1 Purchase of Ld Salisbury's on the proposal of Mr Long

originally stipulated for and agreed to, or what should
be equivalent thereto; or rather (what would be still better) a part competent
part allotment out of Tothill Fields, if obtainable without
too much trouble: if not, a sufficient quantity of
land contiguous to Ld Salisbury's, the deficiency
to be made up somewhere else: or at the case of
worst — and for to fill up all deficiencies — an equivalent in money. But I will then take One thing however
notice and this [ notwithstanding my past stating I was to hear — mark — learn and inwardly digest —
of submission and acquiescence,] were and the notification was repeated and
inculcated into me, over and over again, with
every time with encreasing energy, spite of my protestations
of submission and contentment repe
ra going on all the while in unison, and with accordant energy
this one thing I was to understand most compleatly and distinctly
that I must be contented myself with this, and be prepared
to build upon the Ld Salisbury estate itself,
if no additional and more convenient spot, contiguous to it, can
should be obtainable.

always understood
and of and concerning
each and
every part of the
proposal except
what concerned
Ld Salisburys and
the equivalent
money, provided
it would be carried
into execution
without too much
trouble.

What crowned the whole [+] [+] and gave it
once a complexion
of unprecedented practicability
to the
whole business, was
a sort of providential
conspiracy of favourable
incidents,
in virtue of which was [the intelligence
that the plan would be accomplished, and by]
a sort of providential conspiracy of favourable incidents
the of which was that for the
if they nothing
with an absolute mathematical minimum
of trouble promised to suffice for the completion of it.
of trouble. Not only the Marquis was willing
to all, but [what was more at upon the
his Lordships Agent (Mr Estcourt ) the Sollictor to the Stamp Office) was a Gentleman
whom Mr Long (virtute officiorum) was
under the frequently recurring necessity of seeing about
other business. This circumstance was communicated
to me by Mr Long; [+] [+] and I felt the
value of it in its full
form was not lost
upon me.
If and the degree of a its importance
by wanting neither to be make it. As then the business (for
which I have shall to distinguish by the name of in this name of distinguish by the name of
the necessary but unable business having no other name for it) and on the necessary to the exertion of it to the plan. As to my own business the detriment business, my business, I could never flatter myself with
the idea, that any labour of mine, strenuous and assiduous as it was, any addition was ever made to the number of those meetings.

Identifier: | JB/117/232/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 117.
Date_1	1802-01-02	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	117	Main Headings	panopticon
Folio number	232	Info in main headings field	purchase of ld salisbury's on the proposal of mr long
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	f4
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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Notes public		ID Number	38849
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