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<p>True:  But in both those cases the pension to the <del><gap/></del> <add><unclear>lives</unclear></add> second<lb/>
 
and third lives be the lives which are added to that of the<lb/>
 
first taker are but <add>part and parcel</add> a continuance in prolongation of the provision<lb/>
made for the sake and for the benefit of that one<lb/>
man:  <del>there is no</del> whatsoever good purpose <del>they</del> <add>it was</add> were in his<lb/>
<unclear>existence</unclear> designed to answer those purposes are accordingly<lb/>
<unclear>ensured</unclear> by it accordingly:  there is nothing <add>left</add> handing in<lb/>
the air:  nothing for hungry <unclear>Courtiers</unclear> to gape <add>at and or run for</add> and <gap/><lb/>
at or run a race <add>races</add> for, to gape at while it hangs,<lb/>
and run a race for as soon as it drops.</p>
<p><add>The consequence is –</add> For all those good purposes therefore there must always<lb/>
be the same provision made – made and attached<lb/>
to <add>the</add> office in the shape of official salary or official fees attached<lb/>
to the office or what comes to the same thing in the<lb/>
<del>For all those <add>that above mentioned</add> good purposes there must therefore be<lb/>
still the same allowance provided the same provision made –<lb/>
<add>made in the shape of salary <gap/> official salary or official fees</add> still the same provision in store kept in store in the</del><lb/>
shape of <add>an already settled</add> pension <del>fund</del> <add><del>the same provision kept in store in that its proper shape</del></add> – as if there were no such thing<lb/>
<del>as Sinecures</del> <add>as a Sinecure</add>:  so that to <add><del>or</del></add> all those good purposes, and<lb/>
in a word to all good purposes that can be imagined,<lb/>
whatever is <add>comes to be</add> given in sinecures is <del>given</del> <add>so much thrown away</add> as pure trash.</p>
<p>So that the definition of the sinecure list is a mass of <add>public</add> money<lb/>
<add>which is</add> at the King's disposal and which is <add>so much superadded to</add> always over and above<lb/>
whatsoever <add>is or</add> can be required for any good <add>any such good</add> and public purpose.</p>
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4 Feb. 1810
Parly Reform

True: But in both those cases the pension to the lives second
and third lives be the lives which are added to that of the
first taker are but part and parcel a continuance in prolongation of the provision
made for the sake and for the benefit of that one
man: there is no whatsoever good purpose they it was were in his
existence designed to answer those purposes are accordingly
ensured by it accordingly: there is nothing left handing in
the air: nothing for hungry Courtiers to gape at and or run for and
at or run a race races for, to gape at while it hangs,
and run a race for as soon as it drops.

The consequence is – For all those good purposes therefore there must always
be the same provision made – made and attached
to the office in the shape of official salary or official fees attached
to the office or what comes to the same thing in the
For all those that above mentioned good purposes there must therefore be
still the same allowance provided the same provision made –
made in the shape of salary official salary or official fees still the same provision in store kept in store in the

shape of an already settled pension fund the same provision kept in store in that its proper shape – as if there were no such thing
as Sinecures as a Sinecure: so that to or all those good purposes, and
in a word to all good purposes that can be imagined,
whatever is comes to be given in sinecures is given so much thrown away as pure trash.

So that the definition of the sinecure list is a mass of public money
which is at the King's disposal and which is so much superadded to always over and above
whatsoever is or can be required for any good any such good and public purpose.


Identifier: | JB/147/423/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 147.

Date_1

1810-02-04

Marginal Summary Numbering

18 or 7 - 19 or 8

Box

147

Main Headings

Sinecures

Folio number

423

Info in main headings field

Parly Reform

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

D9 / E3

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

49648

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