Your transcript of JB/119/002/001 has been checked and accepted by the Transcribe Bentham editors. This completed transcript has now been locked to prevent other users from altering it. Many thanks for your submission and contribution to the project!

Hello

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Unfortunately the Transcription Desk has trouble registering when two sets of the tags appear together. So the transcription is accurate as it stands, even though there is a problem with the display of this line.

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Thank you for your encouraging report regarding my first attempt at transcription (JB/119/001/002). I believe, however, that one error was introduced by the revision. The final line now reads:

be of use. Mr Howard</hi>, whom every county and

I am not confident enough with tagging to know what exactly is causing the "</hi>" to appear in the transcription as it now stands.

Welcome to the Transcribe Bentham project and thank you for your first transcript of JB/119/001/002, which was an excellent effort. We have made a few small changes to your transcript, which can be viewed at [1].

One thing to watch out for is when a hyphenated word appears at the end of the line. You should transcribe the whole word, without the hyphen and then insert the
tag. If the hyphenated word is followed directly by a punctuation mark, include the punctuation mark before the
tag. If you have any questions, you can always send us a message. Thanks again and we look forward to receiving more of your transcripts in the future!