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14 Jany 1802 Before A + A 3 Connectg Observd §3 Clandestine
I. Ld Belgrave
In The instance, in the instance of Ld this noble Lord, as in this instance many <add>it would</add>
of any other person, have been in that of the meanest of his servants, my object was — to relieve exempt him, as far
as depended upon myself, from every shadow of inconvenience.
But in his instance that this exemption was what
could not do be afforded, in the compleatest <add>a degree, ever so compleat as otherwise,</add> so compleatly as otherwise without
his own cooperation and as well as concurrence. There was not in
The In the whole of the Salisbury Estate every no spot not a spot did not afford a could <add>any where have been found</add> in which
the the Penitentiary House could be placed so effectively prevented, from producing
inconvenience to Ld Belgrave, as it would
be by being placed set down in a part of Tothill Fields, which
had been pitched upon by me, partly in that partly in on other considerations,
other views - partly [+] [+] for the, with an express view to the accomodation of Lord Belgrave.
for that very purpose:- the same spot which the same that is still covered by a
pile small cluster wretched pile of of half ruined Almshouses, called the Five Chimneys.
Without his concurrence, I could not have
prevented his Demesnes from being continually overlooked exposed,
on two sides out of four, to the view of the
company of all sorts that might be expected would might at times
of course be rolling by in torrents, in their passage
to and from the Penitentiary House. With his concurrence,
so favourable was the ground, I offered
to make such arrangements, and would have was content to make made
them at my own expence, that not a single individual,
going passing to or from the Penitentiary House
should ever be visible from any part of his Lordships grounds.
Under these circumstances, Lord Grosvenor, and
Ld Belgrave's Land Steward - their Land Surveyor -
every body whose for business it was to form a professional
and correct view of Lordsh the interest
of the noble Fa family in respect of that their that very ample estat territory those estates,
were longed to see the Penitentiary place were delighted
at the thoughtsof the accommodation and increased value which they saw resulting to it from the Penitentiary establishment,
think would be the result of the Penitentiary place, accrue to from
and, not suspecting the possibility of any other conception, on
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