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<p>But I must not run on yet to <hi rend='underline'>causes</hi>: I have<lb/> not <del>done yet with</del> <add>spoken yet of</add> <hi rend='underline'>consequences</hi>. </p> | <p>But I must not run on yet to <hi rend='underline'>causes</hi>: I have<lb/> not <del>done yet with</del> <add>spoken yet of</add> <hi rend='underline'>consequences</hi>. </p> | ||
<p><add>On</add>Turning over the Journal of the Judge Advocate, I <lb/>observe trains of <del>about</del> <add>may be seen</add> a number of Ordinances 68 or<lb/> thereabouts issued between <del>1</del> 1787 and October 1796<lb/> in the compass of about <add>more:</add> nine years. These Ordinances <lb/>were legal or illegal according to the quality of <add>live</add> <del>live<lb/> persons </del> <add>descriptions of persons — those</add> on | <p><add>On</add>Turning over the Journal of the Judge Advocate, I <lb/>observe trains of <del>about</del> <add>may be seen</add> a number of Ordinances 68 or<lb/> thereabouts issued between <del>1</del> 1787 and October 1796<lb/> in the compass of about <add>more:</add> nine years. These Ordinances <lb/>were legal or illegal according to the quality of <add>live</add> <del>live<lb/> persons </del> <add>descriptions of persons — those</add> on whose active faculties the obligation was <add>respectively</add> imposed<lb/> by them and <del>accord</del> those whose passive faculties were<lb/> wrought upon and assisted by them.</p> | ||
<p>1. They may have been legal so far as the party bound<lb/> and the party affected by them were the same or though<lb/> different both belonging to <add>included in</add> to the class of unemancipated Bondsmen </p> | |||
<p>2. They may have been legal in so far as both parties<lb/> being of <add>appertaining to </add> the class of level officers or subordinate Agents<lb/> of Government under the Governor the obligation in both ways<lb/> was confined within the sphere of subjection marked out<lb/> by the <add>nature and</add> duties of their respective offices. </p> | |||
<p>3. They may have been legal <del>in so</del> within the same <lb/> <unclear>translations</unclear> in the case of Officers of the Military class — <del>Naval</del> <add>Sea</add> <lb/>as well as land service included — supposing the powers <lb/>received from the Governors commission to have stretched to <lb/>that extreme. </p> | |||
<p>To save <del><sic>enquiry</sic></del> <add>description</add> I will take these legality for granted <lb/>in the case of <add>the commanders and crews of</add> foreign vessels — and even in the case of <lb/><add>the Commanders and crews of</add> private vessels such as those in which the Convicts <add>or <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi></add> <note>or other <del>men</del> or goods for the use of the Colony</note> were <lb/><add>imported into the Colony</add> brought out by contract so long as they continued on board, <lb/>or <del>were to</del> so far as the refusal of permission <add>depended on the <unclear>promise</unclear> of</add> to come or <gap/><lb/> upon the land. </p> | |||
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26 June 1802 B. 5
N. S. Wales 18
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But I must not run on yet to causes: I have
not done yet with spoken yet of consequences.
OnTurning over the Journal of the Judge Advocate, I
observe trains of about may be seen a number of Ordinances 68 or
thereabouts issued between 1 1787 and October 1796
in the compass of about more: nine years. These Ordinances
were legal or illegal according to the quality of live live
persons descriptions of persons — those on whose active faculties the obligation was respectively imposed
by them and accord those whose passive faculties were
wrought upon and assisted by them.
1. They may have been legal so far as the party bound
and the party affected by them were the same or though
different both belonging to included in to the class of unemancipated Bondsmen
2. They may have been legal in so far as both parties
being of appertaining to the class of level officers or subordinate Agents
of Government under the Governor the obligation in both ways
was confined within the sphere of subjection marked out
by the nature and duties of their respective offices.
3. They may have been legal in so within the same
translations in the case of Officers of the Military class — Naval Sea
as well as land service included — supposing the powers
received from the Governors commission to have stretched to
that extreme.
To save enquiry description I will take these legality for granted
in the case of the commanders and crews of foreign vessels — and even in the case of
the Commanders and crews of private vessels such as those in which the Convicts or + or other men or goods for the use of the Colony were
imported into the Colony brought out by contract so long as they continued on board,
or were to so far as the refusal of permission depended on the promise of to come or
upon the land.
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