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comprehension of the principles
of Equity and his practical knowledge
of the business of the Court than
the noble and learned Lord who now
presided there. A variety of speculative
motions were consequently brought
before him and overloaded his time. This
he considered a as sufficient reasons reasons for
the to account for the delay. There
had always been arrears of causes
in the times of all Chancellors – but he
remembered none in that seat who
had done to decide upon so many
long and intricate motions as the
present Chancellor. – It was true the
Chancellor had formerly been relieved by
the Master of the Rolls but he was
not aware that any seal lasted in
that way for a whole week together
as at present. If the Chancellor
were not to request the aid of
the Master of the Rolls he had no
doubt he would have the ablest
assi assistance – but had not that
experiment been already tried? – And
what was the result? He would

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Folio number	226	Info in main headings field
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