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Connect Observd { Estab increased- F(4
{ Intercourse forbidden G

Estab. increased

8
Books were accordingly
lent to him
by him by J.B.
Raven's migration
to Sir R. Lords

9
But have not been
recoverable notwithstanding
Baldwin's
promise of interference.-

10.
2<hi rend="underline">nd</hi> Audience of King
-King refuses to
turn to the Statute
Book- gives his non-
-"conceptions"-
-promises to receive
J.Bs paper of observations-
-and not to send
his Letter to the
Treasury till afterwards.-

11.
3rd Audience- King
produces a Book
with the Copy of
the Letter in it-
F.9. 14 Octr 1799-
permits J.B. to
takes notes-refuses
a compleat copy-

12.
This the last audience
granted - no
other meeting but
by accident in the
street &c.-

13.
at King's suggestion-
J.B. applies to Long
for a copy-and
is refused.-

14
Nepean
this closeness.-

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4
How the enlargement
of the Establishment
was made use of
as a pretence for
crushing it cannot
be shown till after
several intervening
Sections viz-9-10-
11-& 12-

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Estab. increased.
After F.9.

1
J.B. follows the
letter into Long's
hands- Long
dwells exclusively
on the unintelligible
& immaterial
part of it- gives
this unintelligibility
as a reason for
doing nothing.

2.
Negotiation in
Nepean's hands
yet for almost
5 Months nothing
done-
Next document
J.B. to Nepean
10 March 1801-

After F. 17-
1
Proofs of male fides
1. Nothing done
till the end of 7
Months & then only
for fear of Nepean.

2.
2. If intentions had
been sincere answer
would have been
given in a few days
either consenting to
the enlargement or
negativing it.-

2(a)
Long could not but
have known all
along what the
number of Prisoners
agreed to was-

3.
3. Negativing the enlargement
was carefully
avoided because
that would have been
confirming the original
number which would
have necessitated progress
& taken away
the pretence pitched
upon for reducing
or relinquishing.

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Intercourse forbidden
Before G.1.

1
One in this
interval already mentioned.
See D.3.A
L<hi rend="superscript">d Belgrave's opposition

2.
Meeting in passage
conversation rapid en
passant- Long at his
Chambers found a
friend to protect him

3.
-1 Long into
Ld Belgrave
2 Orders Memorial
3. Refuses previous
explanation-
4. Refuses further
audience-

4.
J.B. distressed- determined
at last
to draw Memorial-
& to apply to Nepean
to take charge of it.

5.
Dilemma about the
Memorial- if armed
unreceivable- if unarmed
-ineffectual
or worse.
Inj Injustice displayed
transmission
- No injustice display'd
redress.-

6.
Decision in favour
or the armed- the
-
Nepean would
save it from being
rejected or neglected.

7.
Claiming nothing-
& putting it to
the Board to say
what they would
grant-another resource
-vain-flails
too many.-

8.
19 April 1800 G.2.3.
J.B. betakes himself
to Nepean for
help- & begs him to
ask whether Long
was displeases with
him on any account.

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Intercourse forbidden.
After G.3.

1.
Nepean takes the
Memorial in hand-
beats J.B. down-as
to the terms-
J.B. gives up
the point objected
to- Nepean approves
the rest.

2.
Copy for Nepean to
transmitt to Long
sent in by J.B.
with pencil notes
for him to read &
rub out-
That copy being
mislaid & another
sent- and the first
returned- hence
came the pencil
notes which are
here printed.

Identifier: \| JB/121/006/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 121.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering	1-8, 8a, 1-14, 1-2, 1-2, 2a, 3-4, 1-8, 1-2
Box	121	Main Headings	Panopticon
Folio number	006	Info in main headings field	Establish increased Intercourse forbidden Connect Observs
Image	003	Titles	Estab. increased / Intercourse forbidden
Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.	Page Numbering	A4 / E4
Penner		Watermarks	CW 1799
Marginals		Paper Producer	C. Abbit Lees
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1799
Notes public		ID Number	003
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-<note>Connect Observs Estab increased-F(4 Intercourse forbidden G</note>
+<head>Connect Observ<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> { Estab increased- F(4<lb/> { Intercourse forbidden G</head>
-<head>Estab. increased</head>
+<p>Estab. increased</p>
-<p>8<lb/> Books were accord-<lb/>-inlgy lent to him<lb/> by him by J.B.<lb/> Raven's migration<lb/> to Sir R. Lords</p>
+<p>8<lb/> Books were accordingly<lb/> lent to him<lb/> by him by J.B.<lb/> Raven's migration<lb/> to Sir R. Lords</p>
-<p>9<lb/>But have not been<lb/> recoverable notwith-<lb/>-standing Baldwin's<lb/> promise of interfe-<lb/>rence._</p>
+<p>9<lb/>But have not been<lb/> recoverable notwithstanding<lb/> Baldwin's<lb/> promise of interference.-</p>
-<p>10.<lb/>2<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="underline">nd</hi> Audience of King<lb/>-King refuses to<lb/> turn to the Statute<lb/> Book- gives his non-<lb/>-"<hi rend="underline">conceptions</hi>"-<lb/>-promises to receive<lb/> J.Bs paper of ob-<lb/>-servations-<lb/>-and not to send<lb/> his Letter to the<lb/> Treasury till after-<lb/>-wards._</p>
+<p>10.<lb/>2<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="underline">nd</hi></hi> Audience of King<lb/>-King refuses to<lb/> turn to the Statute<lb/> Book- gives his non-<lb/>-"<hi rend="underline">conceptions</hi>"-<lb/>-promises to receive<lb/> J.Bs paper of observations-<lb/>-and not to send<lb/> his Letter to the<lb/> Treasury till afterwards.-</p>
 <p>11.<lb/>3<hi rend="superscript">rd</hi> Audience- King<lb/>produces a Book<lb/> with the Copy of<lb/> the Letter in it-<lb/>F.9. 14 Oct<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1799-<lb/>permits J.B. to<lb/> take<del>s</del> notes-refuses<lb/> a <sic>compleat</sic> copy-</p>
-<p>12.<lb/> This the last audi-<lb/>-ence granted_no<lb/> other meeting but<lb/> by accident in the<lb/> street etc._</p>
+<p>12.<lb/> This the last audience<lb/> granted - no<lb/> other meeting but<lb/> by accident in the<lb/> street &amp;c.-</p>
-<p>13.<lb/>at King's suggestion_<lb/>J.B. applies to Long<lb/> for a copy-and<lb/> is refused._</p>
+<p>13.<lb/>at King's suggestion-<lb/>J.B. applies to Long<lb/> for a copy-and<lb/> is refused.-</p>
-<p>14<lb/>Nepean<lb/> this closeness._</p>
+<p>14<lb/>Nepean<lb/> this closeness.-</p>
 <pb/>
-<p>4<lb/> How the enlargement<lb/> of the Estbalishment<lb/> was made use of<lb/> as a pretence for<lb/>crushing it cannot<lb/>be shown till after<lb/>several intervening<lb/> Sections viz-9-10-<lb/>11_<gap/>12_ </p>
+<p>4<lb/> How the enlargement<lb/> of the Establishment<lb/> was made use of<lb/> as a pretence for<lb/>crushing it cannot<lb/>be shown till after<lb/>several intervening<lb/> Sections viz-9-10-<lb/>11-&amp; 12- </p>
 <pb/>
-<head>Estab. increased.</head>
+<p>Estab. increased.<lb/>
-After F.9.
+After F.9.</p>
-<p>1<lb/>J.B. follows the<lb/> letter into Long's<lb/> hands- Long<lb/> dwells exclusively<lb/>on the unintelligi-<lb/>-ble &amp; immaterial<lb/> part of it_ gives<lb/> this unintelligibility<lb/> as a means for<lb/> doing nothing._</p>
+<p>1<lb/>J.B. follows the<lb/> letter into Long's<lb/> hands- Long<lb/> dwells exclusively<lb/>on the unintelligible<lb/> &amp; immaterial<lb/> part of it- gives<lb/> this unintelligibility<lb/> as a reason for<lb/> doing nothing.</p>
-<p>2.<lb/> Negotiation in<lb/> Nepean's hands<lb/>yet for almost<lb/>5 Months nothing<lb/> done_<lb/>Next document<lb/> J.B. to Nepean<lb/> 10 March 1801-</p>
+<p>2.<lb/> Negotiation in<lb/> Nepean's hands<lb/>yet for almost<lb/>5 Months nothing<lb/> done-<lb/>Next document<lb/> J.B. to Nepean<lb/> 10 March 1801-</p>
 <p>After F. 17-<lb/> 1<lb/>Proofs of <hi rend="underline"><foreign>male fides</foreign></hi><lb/>1. Nothing done<lb/>till the end of 7<lb/> Months &amp; then only<lb/> for fear of Nepean.</p>
-<p>2.<lb/>2. If intentions had<lb/> been sincere answer<lb/> would have been<lb/> given in a few days<lb/> either consenting to<lb/> the enlargement or<lb/> negativing it._</p>
+<p>2.<lb/>2. If intentions had<lb/> been sincere answer<lb/> would have been<lb/> given in a few days<lb/> either consenting to<lb/> the enlargement or<lb/> negativing it.-</p>
-<p>2<hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/> Long could not but<lb/>have known all<lb/>along what the<lb/> number of Prisoners<lb/> agreed to was_</p>
+<p>2<hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/> Long could not but<lb/>have known all<lb/>along what the<lb/> number of Prisoners<lb/> agreed to was-</p>
-<p>3.<lb/> 3. Negativing the en-<lb/>-largement was care-<lb/>-fully avoided because<lb/> that would have been<lb/>confirming the original<lb/> number which would<lb/> have necessitated pro-<lb/>-gress &amp; taken away<lb/> the pretence pitched<lb/> upon for reducing<lb/> or relinquishing.</p>
+<p>3.<lb/> 3. Negativing the enlargement<lb/> was carefully<lb/> avoided because<lb/> that would have been<lb/>confirming the original<lb/> number which would<lb/> have necessitated progress<lb/> &amp; taken away<lb/> the pretence pitched<lb/> upon for reducing<lb/> or relinquishing.</p>
 <pb/>
-<head>Intercourse forbidden</head>
+<p>Intercourse forbidden<lb/>
-Before G.1.
+Before G.1.</p>
-<p>1<lb/>One in this<lb/> interval already<lb/> men-<lb/>-tioned. See D.3.A<lb/>L<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Belgrave's opposition</p>
+<p>1<lb/>One in this<lb/> interval already mentioned.<lb/> See D.3.A<lb/>L<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Belgrave's opposition</p>
-<p>2.<lb/>Meeting in passage<lb/> conversation rapid <foreign><hi rend="underline">en <lb/>passant</hi></foreign>- Long as his<lb/> Chambers found a<lb/> friend to protect him</p>
+<p>2.<lb/>Meeting in passage<lb/> conversation rapid <foreign><hi rend="underline">en <lb/>passant</hi></foreign>- Long at his<lb/> Chambers found a<lb/> friend to protect him</p>
-<p>3.<lb/>-1 Long into<lb/> L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Belgrave<lb/> 2 Orders Memorial<lb/>3. Refuses previous<lb/> explanation_<lb/>4. Refuses further<lb/> audience_</p>
+<p>3.<lb/>-1 Long into<lb/> L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Belgrave<lb/> 2 Orders Memorial<lb/>3. Refuses previous<lb/> explanation-<lb/>4. Refuses further<lb/> audience-</p>
-<p>4.<lb/> J.B. distressed_ de-<lb/>-termined at last<lb/> to draw Memorial-<lb/> &amp; to apply to Nepean<lb/> to take charge of it.</p>
+<p>4.<lb/> J.B. distressed- determined<lb/> at last<lb/> to draw Memorial-<lb/> &amp; to apply to Nepean<lb/> to take charge of it.</p>
-<p>5.<lb/>Dilemma about the<lb/> Memorial_ if <hi rend="underline">armed</hi><lb/> unreceivable- if un-<lb/>-armed_ineffectual<lb/> or worse.<lb/> <del>Inj</del> Injustice dis-<lb/>-played transmission<lb/>_ No injustice display'd<lb/>redress._</p>
+<p>5.<lb/>Dilemma about the<lb/> Memorial- if <hi rend="underline">armed</hi><lb/> unreceivable- if unarmed<lb/>-ineffectual<lb/> or worse.<lb/> <del>Inj</del> Injustice displayed<lb/> transmission<lb/>- No injustice display'd<lb/>redress.-</p>
-<p>6.<lb/>Decision in favour<lb/> or the armed- the<lb/> <gap/>_<lb/>Nepean would<lb/> save it from being<lb/> rejected or neglected.</p>
+<p>6.<lb/>Decision in favour<lb/> or the armed- the<lb/> <gap/>-<lb/>Nepean would<lb/> save it from being<lb/> rejected or neglected.</p>
-<p>7.<lb/> Claiming nothing-<lb/> &amp; putting it to<lb/> the Board to say<lb/> what they would<lb/> grant_another re-<lb/>-source_vain_flails<lb/> too many._</p>
+<p>7.<lb/> Claiming nothing-<lb/> &amp; putting it to<lb/> the Board to say<lb/> what they would<lb/> grant-another resource<lb/>-vain-flails<lb/> too many.-</p>
-<p>8.<lb/>19 April 1800 G.2.3.<lb/> J.B. betakes him-<lb/>-self to Nepean for<lb/> help_ &amp' begs him to<lb/> ask whether Long<lb/> was displeases with<lb/> him on any account.</p>
+<p>8.<lb/>19 April 1800 G.2.3.<lb/> J.B. betakes himself<lb/> to Nepean for<lb/> help- &amp; begs him to<lb/> ask whether Long<lb/> was displeases with<lb/> him on any account.</p>
 <pb/>
-<head>Intercourse forbidden.</head>
+<p>Intercourse forbidden.<lb/>
-After G.3.
+After G.3.</p>
-<p>1.<lb/> Nepean takes the<lb/> Memorial in hand_<lb/>beats J.B. down-as<lb/> to the terms-<lb/> J.B. gives up<lb/>the point objected<lb/> to- Nepean approves<lb/> the rest.</p>
+<p>1.<lb/> Nepean takes the<lb/> Memorial in hand-<lb/>beats J.B. down-as<lb/> to the terms-<lb/> J.B. gives up<lb/>the point objected<lb/> to- Nepean approves<lb/> the rest.</p>
-<p>2.<lb/> Copy for Nepean to<lb/> transmitt to Long<lb/> sent in by J.B.<lb/> with pencil notes<lb/> for him to read &amp;<lb/> rub out_<lb/>That copy being<lb/> mislaid &amp; another<lb/> sent_ and the first<lb/> returned- hence<lb/> came the pencil<lb/> notes which are<lb/> here printed.</p>
+<p>2.<lb/> Copy for Nepean to<lb/> transmitt to Long<lb/> sent in by J.B.<lb/> with pencil notes<lb/> for him to read &amp;<lb/> rub out-<lb/>That copy being<lb/> mislaid &amp; another<lb/> sent- and the first<lb/> returned- hence<lb/> came the pencil<lb/> notes which are<lb/> here printed.</p>
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