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'' | <p> disagreement, Parliament would adopt the above mentioned original<lb/> disposition, or make what other arrangement it thought most<lb/> conducive to their mutual advantage. Be this as it may, should<lb/> <hi rend="underline">it</hi> be Your Lordship's inclination, for the sake of the public<lb/> service, to acquiesce ultimately in the sale, no difference<lb/> (should any subsist) between Your Lordship and his Grace<lb/> with regard to the disposal of the purchase money, would call<lb/> upon either party for any further suspension with regard to the<lb/> <hi rend="underline">time</hi> of the acquiescence: To decide upon any such difference<lb/> would be the province of Parliament: and the purchase money<lb/> if according to the provision's of the present Act, it were<lb/> to be invested in the first instance in the funds, in the joint<lb/> name of Your Lordship, the Archbishop for the time being,<lb/> and some trustee<del>s</del> of my nomination, (suppose<lb/> Sir Charles Bunbury) would lie then for the disposal of<lb/> Parliament, as safe as the land itself lies at present.</p> <p> I have the honour to be with all respect,<lb/> My Lord, Your <del>Graces</del> Lordship's<lb/> most obedient humble Servant<lb/> Jeremy Bentham</p> <p>Earl Spencer</p> <!-- at right angles on the left hand edge of the page --> <p> Panopt.<lb/> <sic>Sept</sic> ) J.B. Q.S.P.<lb/> 16 ) to<lb/> ) Earl Spencer</p> <p> Letter IV</p> | ||
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disagreement, Parliament would adopt the above mentioned original
disposition, or make what other arrangement it thought most
conducive to their mutual advantage. Be this as it may, should
it be Your Lordship's inclination, for the sake of the public
service, to acquiesce ultimately in the sale, no difference
(should any subsist) between Your Lordship and his Grace
with regard to the disposal of the purchase money, would call
upon either party for any further suspension with regard to the
time of the acquiescence: To decide upon any such difference
would be the province of Parliament: and the purchase money
if according to the provision's of the present Act, it were
to be invested in the first instance in the funds, in the joint
name of Your Lordship, the Archbishop for the time being,
and some trustees of my nomination, (suppose
Sir Charles Bunbury) would lie then for the disposal of
Parliament, as safe as the land itself lies at present.
I have the honour to be with all respect,
My Lord, Your Graces Lordship's
most obedient humble Servant
Jeremy Bentham
Earl Spencer
Panopt.
Sept ) J.B. Q.S.P.
16 ) to
) Earl Spencer
Letter IV
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