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<p>Another Impediment, which of itself might be sufficient to prevent<lb/>any future and different Division or Improvement of the Waste, is the —<lb/>Uncertainty that prevails (as already stated) with Regard to the — .. — .. —<lb/>proportionable Quantities of Interest as between the Dean and Chapter —<lb/>as Lords on the one Hand, and the Inhabitants aforesaid as Commoners<lb/>on the other. — This uncertainty will be continually increasing, while by — .. —<lb/>Encroachment <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note>[+] (a practice which the Spot<lb/>in question affords not a few<lb/>examples)</note> the very Subject. Matter itself will be as continually crumbling —<lb/>away. — The Benefit reaped by the Dean and Chapter being nothing, and the —<lb/>Benefit to the Commoners being, in the Instance of a vast Majority of —<lb/>them, <del>u</del> next to nothing, neither Party has ever found any adequate —<lb/>Inducement for engaging in that tedious and expensive Course of<lb/>Litigation, without which in the ordinary Mode of proceeding the — .. — ..<lb/>Uncertainty could not be removed; particularly the Dean and Chapter,<lb/>a Body composed of Individuals <add>mostly</add> advanced in Life, and whose Interest —<lb/>in the Premises does nor survive to their natural Representatives: and —<lb/>as the <hi rend="underline">Subject-Matter</hi> of the Investigation grows less and less, so would<lb/>the <hi rend="underline">Inducement</hi> to engage in it. — The present Bill, while for the first time<lb/>it gives a Value to those Interests, provides a summary Mode of —<lb/>procedure for establishing their relative Amount, an Assistance which —<lb/>(it has been already <sic>shewn</sic>) could not with any Degree of Consistency<lb/>be afforded by the Legislature on any future Occasion, if on the present — <lb/>Occasion it were to be refused. —</p> <p>Upon the whole therefore, the following Points will it is supposed<lb/>be found sufficiently established. —</p> <p>1.......... That the Plan itself would, in the Opinion of the Legislature, be a —<lb/>considerable National Benefit. —</p> <p> 2.......... That the Choice of the Spot in Question would not upon the whole<lb/>be prejudicial to the Neighbourhood of that Spot. —</p> <p> 3..........That on the contrary it <add><sic>wo<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>.</sic></add> be beneficial to the Neighbourhood. —</p> <p>4...........That, with as few and as slight Exceptions (if any) as in the Case of <add>such a</add> —<lb/>Transmutation of Property can occur, it would be beneficial to every Description<lb/>of Persons interested in Point of Proprietary Right. —</p> <p> 5.......... That, at the same time under the Circumstances of the Case, no <hi rend="underline">express</hi><lb/><hi rend="underline">general</hi> Consent would reasonably be to be expected. —</p> <p> 6..........But that it is of the number of those Cases where Consent ought not to —<lb/>be looked upon as requisite. —</p> <p>( 12 )</p> | |||
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Another Impediment, which of itself might be sufficient to prevent
any future and different Division or Improvement of the Waste, is the —
Uncertainty that prevails (as already stated) with Regard to the — .. — .. —
proportionable Quantities of Interest as between the Dean and Chapter —
as Lords on the one Hand, and the Inhabitants aforesaid as Commoners
on the other. — This uncertainty will be continually increasing, while by — .. —
Encroachment [+] [+] (a practice which the Spot
in question affords not a few
examples) the very Subject. Matter itself will be as continually crumbling —
away. — The Benefit reaped by the Dean and Chapter being nothing, and the —
Benefit to the Commoners being, in the Instance of a vast Majority of —
them, u next to nothing, neither Party has ever found any adequate —
Inducement for engaging in that tedious and expensive Course of
Litigation, without which in the ordinary Mode of proceeding the — .. — ..
Uncertainty could not be removed; particularly the Dean and Chapter,
a Body composed of Individuals mostly advanced in Life, and whose Interest —
in the Premises does nor survive to their natural Representatives: and —
as the Subject-Matter of the Investigation grows less and less, so would
the Inducement to engage in it. — The present Bill, while for the first time
it gives a Value to those Interests, provides a summary Mode of —
procedure for establishing their relative Amount, an Assistance which —
(it has been already shewn) could not with any Degree of Consistency
be afforded by the Legislature on any future Occasion, if on the present —
Occasion it were to be refused. —
Upon the whole therefore, the following Points will it is supposed
be found sufficiently established. —
1.......... That the Plan itself would, in the Opinion of the Legislature, be a —
considerable National Benefit. —
2.......... That the Choice of the Spot in Question would not upon the whole
be prejudicial to the Neighbourhood of that Spot. —
3..........That on the contrary it wod. be beneficial to the Neighbourhood. —
4...........That, with as few and as slight Exceptions (if any) as in the Case of such a —
Transmutation of Property can occur, it would be beneficial to every Description
of Persons interested in Point of Proprietary Right. —
5.......... That, at the same time under the Circumstances of the Case, no express
general Consent would reasonably be to be expected. —
6..........But that it is of the number of those Cases where Consent ought not to —
be looked upon as requisite. —
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