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<head>I</head>
<p>J.B. to make<lb/>
<p>J.B. to make<lb/>
any such labour-saving<lb/>
any such labour-saving<lb/>
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as the Board should<lb/>
as the Board should<lb/>
recommend.<lb/></p>
recommend.<lb/></p>
2<lb/>
<head>2</head>
<p>Price <del>25  per</del><lb/>
<p>Price <del>25  per</del><lb/>
<del><gap/></del> of the workmanship<lb/>
<del>Cent</del> of the workmanship<lb/>
25<lb/>
25<lb/>
per cent less than<lb/>
per cent less than<lb/>
they can be done<lb/>
they can be done<lb/>
for by hand<lb/></p>
for by hand<lb/></p>
3<lb/>
<head>3</head>
<p><del>P<gap/>be set about</del> This as soon<lb/>
<p><unclear>Public</unclear> set about<lb/>
This as soon<lb/>
as 500 are<lb/>
as 500 are<lb/>
subscribed for.<lb/></p>
subscribed for.<lb/></p>
4<lb/>
<head>4</head>
No money to be<lb/>
<p>No money to be<lb/>
paid on subscription<lb/>
paid on subscription<lb/></p>
5<lb/>
<head>5</head>
<p>In that 25 per<lb/>
<p>In that 25 per<lb/>
cent reduction is<lb/>
cent reduction is<lb/>
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of carriage<lb/>
of carriage<lb/>
to the next Post<lb/>
to the next Post<lb/>
<unclear>Prior</unclear> to the subscribers<lb/>
Town to the subscribers<lb/>
abode<lb/></p>
abode<lb/></p>
6<lb/>
<head>6</head>
<p>Money to be<lb/>
<p>Money to be<lb/>
remitted one<lb/>
remitted one<lb/>
[month] before delivery<lb/></p>
[month] before delivery<lb/></p>
7<lb/>
<head>7</head>
<p>Price of carriage<lb/>
<p>Price of carriage<lb/>
charged to be deducted<lb/>
charged to be deducted<lb/>
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above 25 per Cent<lb/>
above 25 per Cent<lb/>
abatement and<lb/>
abatement and<lb/>
to be for ca<gap/> not<lb/>
to be for cattle not<lb/>
the actual <sic>expence</sic> of<lb/></p><pb/>
the actual <sic>expence</sic> <add>of</add><lb/></p>
 
<pb/>
 
<p>of carriage to his<lb/>
own particular abode<lb/>
but the average expence<lb/>
of the carriage<lb/>
all over England<lb/></p>
<head>8</head>
<p>By this means<lb/>
a man is not <lb/>
taxed for the inconvenience<lb/>
of living <lb/>
at a distance from<lb/>
the Capital.<lb/></p>
<head>9</head>
<p>A pattern to<lb/>
be deposited with<lb/>
the Board.<lb/></p>
<head>10</head>
<p>An officer of the <lb/>
Board (Secretary?)<lb/>
to certify further<lb/>
satisfaction of the<lb/>
Subscribing purchaser<lb/>
that the <del><gap/></del><lb/>
Machine is in good<lb/>
condition and according<lb/>
to the Pattern.<lb/></p>
<head>11</head>
<p>Patenters to have<lb/>
the same profit as<lb/>
at present. J.B.<lb/>
to make for the Patenters,<lb/>
and they to<lb/>
lower their price<lb/>
<foreign>pro tanto</foreign> - or perhaps<lb/>
for the benefit<lb/>
of the recommendation,<lb/>
somewhat<lb/>
more<lb/></p><pb/>
 
<head>12</head>
<p><del>Effect of</del> S.B. to<lb/>
invent Machines<lb/>
and to <del><gap/></del> put<lb/>
no extra price<lb/>
on the invention<lb/></p>
<head>13</head>
Two of <add>(and judged</add> equal<lb/>
merit to be advertised<lb/>
in conjunction<lb/>
that one to be made<lb/>
which have the greatest<lb/>
number of<lb/>
subscribers<lb/>
<head>14</head>
<p>Investors <add>unpublished</add> where<lb/>
known to have <lb/>
a percentage on the<lb/>
selling price 5, or<lb/>
2 1/2, the number<lb/>
sold (which they would<lb/>
owe to that measure)<lb/>
would make up for <lb/>
the smallness of the<lb/>
profit on each article<lb/></p>
<head>15</head>
<p>This plan only<lb/>
to include the<lb/>
extra-ordinary Machines<lb/>
such as<lb/>
the Drill-<unclear>plow</unclear><lb/>
ordinary Machines<lb/>
such as the simple,<lb/>
<sic>plow</sic>, a <gap/>,<lb/>
rakes, fork &amp;c<lb/>
out of the question.<lb/></p>
<head>16</head>
<p>Sharp's Collection<lb/>
a basis to proceed<lb/>
upon - <unclear>Winlaw</unclear></p><pb/>
 
<head>Recommendanda<lb/>
by the Board<lb/></head>
<p>1. Luggage Posts<lb/>
2. Divided Axle-tree<lb/>
Carts?</p><lb/><pb/>
 
<head>Inquirenda<lb/></head>
<p>The commission of<lb/>
<unclear>Criteria</unclear> (so the Stat.)<lb/>
to find a basis<lb/>
whereon to ground<lb/>
the application.</p>
 
 
 
 




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I

J.B. to make
any such labour-saving
agricultural
instruments
as the Board should
recommend.

2

Price 25 per
Cent of the workmanship
25
per cent less than
they can be done
for by hand

3

Public set about
This as soon
as 500 are
subscribed for.

4

No money to be
paid on subscription

5

In that 25 per
cent reduction is
to be included
the expence
of carriage
to the next Post
Town to the subscribers
abode

6

Money to be
remitted one
[month] before delivery

7

Price of carriage
charged to be deducted
from the
above 25 per Cent
abatement and
to be for cattle not
the actual expence of


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of carriage to his
own particular abode
but the average expence
of the carriage
all over England

8

By this means
a man is not
taxed for the inconvenience
of living
at a distance from
the Capital.

9

A pattern to
be deposited with
the Board.

10

An officer of the
Board (Secretary?)
to certify further
satisfaction of the
Subscribing purchaser
that the
Machine is in good
condition and according
to the Pattern.

11

Patenters to have
the same profit as
at present. J.B.
to make for the Patenters,
and they to
lower their price
pro tanto - or perhaps
for the benefit
of the recommendation,
somewhat
more


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12

Effect of S.B. to
invent Machines
and to put
no extra price
on the invention

13 Two of (and judged equal
merit to be advertised
in conjunction
that one to be made
which have the greatest
number of
subscribers
14

Investors unpublished where
known to have
a percentage on the
selling price 5, or
2 1/2, the number
sold (which they would
owe to that measure)
would make up for
the smallness of the
profit on each article

15

This plan only
to include the
extra-ordinary Machines
such as
the Drill-plow
ordinary Machines
such as the simple,
plow, a ,
rakes, fork &c
out of the question.

16

Sharp's Collection
a basis to proceed
upon - Winlaw


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Recommendanda
by the Board

1. Luggage Posts
2. Divided Axle-tree
Carts?



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Inquirenda

The commission of
Criteria (so the Stat.)
to find a basis
whereon to ground
the application.







Identifier: | JB/107/088/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-16

Box

107

Main Headings

Folio number

088

Info in main headings field

agricultural mechanics

Image

001

Titles

inquirenda

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

3

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::w [with crown] [lion with crown motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

35079

Box Contents

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