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your Memorialist, have by the said delay which
has already intervened, been rendered by so much
the worse than it was intended they should be, &
that to an amount for which no adequate compensation
can be made, and must of course be
rendered worse & worse, by every farther delay that
may ensue.
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Farther expence incurred,
to the amount of several
thousand pounds, in
materials bespoke and
making: cast iron for
the building.
That in as much as no reimbursement can
ever be obtained by him for the said expence or any
part thereof, untill long after the building for the
reception of such prisoners shall have been erected,
your Memorialist, as well in consideration thereof,
as out of his zeal for the public service, has been induced
to give order for the casting of the iron work of
which a principal part of the said intended
structure will be composed, and such order, to the
amount of several thousand pounds, has for some
time been executing: of which expence, unless speedy
measures shall be taken by your Lordships
for his relief, the burthen must fall upon your
Memorialist, to the great injury of his private
fortune.
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Memorialist, why to be
feoffee.
With respect to the choice of your Memorialist,
as the Feoffee in whose name the said intended
purchase shall be made, he begs leave to observe,
that the suggestion proceeded not from himself
but
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