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<head>1826 July 16<lb/> Preface to Official Aptitude &c with its Appendages</head> <!-- numbers in pencil --> <p>2<lb/> (2 | <head>1826 July 16<lb/> | ||
Preface to Official Aptitude &c with its Appendages</head> | |||
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<p> A journeyman who has attended a single course of lectures at<lb/> | |||
Malthuses institution will thereby have appended a more probative prescription<lb/> | |||
of appropriate aptitude with reference to the situation of Magistrate alone<lb/> | |||
than the <unclear><hi rend="underline">convenient</hi></unclear> test which after such strong warning he <del>prefer</del> <gap/> <!-- continues in margin --> to employ rejecting without<lb/> | |||
notice the proof afforded<lb/> | |||
by experience in the<lb/> | |||
business of the very office</p> | |||
<p> Two suppositions alone are those in which I can ground<lb/> | |||
any the least chance of seeing him really deserve either of<lb/> | |||
adding to official aptitude of forbearing to diminish it, or<lb/> | |||
of forbearing to <del>add in an</del> make — on every <del> favourable</del> occasion<lb/> | |||
that presents itself as favourable, with or without pretence<lb/> | |||
the utmost practicable addition to official <sic>expence</sic></p> | |||
<p>One is that in bringing forward this measure<lb/> | |||
of his he was either imposed upon by some colleague<lb/> | |||
on whose <add> probity and wisdom</add> he relied with an un<add>ill</add>grounded and unwarranted<lb/> | |||
confidence.</p> | |||
<p> Another is — that in the course of the <gap/> arrangement<lb/> | |||
<del>by way of <gap/></del> as the only means of<lb/> | |||
retaining his situation or by way of compromise or <unclear>comparative</unclear><lb/> | |||
to the supporters of all evil for the good he was<lb/> | |||
desirous of doing and has actually begun doing in other<lb/> | |||
shapes he found himself under the necessity of bringing forward<lb/> | |||
that measure in repugnance to his own wishes.</p> | |||
<p>☞ Go on to speak of the Jury Bill as <unclear>immature</unclear> as it<lb/> | |||
stands at present in favour of the goodness of his intentions<lb/> | |||
as conclusive to the contrary if he <sic>omitts</sic> to render the<lb/> | |||
mode of appointment more effectual to the purpose if let<lb/> | |||
in contradistinction to packing them it as at present</p> | |||
<p>2. His Codification plan as not affording any <del>conclusive</del><lb/> | |||
conclusive proof of regard for the interests of the many in<lb/> | |||
respect of that arrangement: for which fictitious law<lb/> | |||
the fruit of imposture remains unabolished, no additional<lb/> | |||
security to the many can be afforded by <add>with</add> <del><gap/></del> addition or<lb/> | |||
by any reduction as yet declared to be contemplated to<lb/> | |||
the mass of Statute law.</p> | |||
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1826 July 16
Preface to Official Aptitude &c with its Appendages
2
(2
A journeyman who has attended a single course of lectures at
Malthuses institution will thereby have appended a more probative prescription
of appropriate aptitude with reference to the situation of Magistrate alone
than the convenient test which after such strong warning he prefer to employ rejecting without
notice the proof afforded
by experience in the
business of the very office
Two suppositions alone are those in which I can ground
any the least chance of seeing him really deserve either of
adding to official aptitude of forbearing to diminish it, or
of forbearing to add in an make — on every favourable occasion
that presents itself as favourable, with or without pretence
the utmost practicable addition to official expence
One is that in bringing forward this measure
of his he was either imposed upon by some colleague
on whose probity and wisdom he relied with an unillgrounded and unwarranted
confidence.
Another is — that in the course of the arrangement
by way of as the only means of
retaining his situation or by way of compromise or comparative
to the supporters of all evil for the good he was
desirous of doing and has actually begun doing in other
shapes he found himself under the necessity of bringing forward
that measure in repugnance to his own wishes.
☞ Go on to speak of the Jury Bill as immature as it
stands at present in favour of the goodness of his intentions
as conclusive to the contrary if he omitts to render the
mode of appointment more effectual to the purpose if let
in contradistinction to packing them it as at present
2. His Codification plan as not affording any conclusive
conclusive proof of regard for the interests of the many in
respect of that arrangement: for which fictitious law
the fruit of imposture remains unabolished, no additional
security to the many can be afforded by with addition or
by any reduction as yet declared to be contemplated to
the mass of Statute law.
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