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<p><!-- pencil -->18 March 1807</p>
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<p>Fellow-Countrymen and Fellow-Subjects</p>
 
<p>I have an offer of service to make to you, – of a<lb/>
 
sort of service which <unclear>was</unclear> never yet offered by any individual to<lb/>
 
any nation <add>people</add> by any individual:  and on terms in which<lb/>
it is not very usual for services of a nature equally laborious<lb/>
to be offered:  how far it <add>the offer</add> promises to be worth your acceptance, <add>what <unclear>title</unclear> it presents to your acceptance, you will judge.</add> it<lb/>
will rest with you to judge.</p>
<p>I will state in the first place the nature of the service:  and<lb/>
the need <add>you have of it</add> which in my view of the matter you have for it:<lb/>
and then something for I <del><gap/></del> fear it will be thought necessary – something<lb/>
but as little as possible, of the individual by whom it<lb/>
is offered.</p>
<p>In Scotland for as long as most of you can remember, the<lb/>
state of the administration of justice has <add>had</add> been not only a<lb/>
cause of suffering, but matter of complaint.  At various times<lb/>
projects <add>designs</add> were set on foot and even attempts made, for affording<lb/>
relief <add>but all abortive</add>.  At length, <del>and of</del> <add>about</add> in April 1806 Lord Grenville<lb/>
being then at the head of a <add>the</add> new formed Administration, one of them<lb/>
met with <add>received the honour of was hence</add> with his acceptance.  <add>On One of  On his motion</add> The Resolutions which you all<lb/>
know of were voted by the House of Lords.</p>
<p>On the occasion of that motion <add>In the course of his Speech</add>, duly impressed with the<lb/>
difficulty as well as the importance of the subject, he held out <del><gap/><lb/>
<gap/></del> to all such persons <add>whose labours</add> as presented himself to his notice as<lb/>
likely by their labours <add>assistance</add> to contribute to the end <add>object</add> in view, to<lb/>
come forward and render it.</p>
<p>Amongst others the hand <add>pen</add> which now addresses you accepted<lb/>
the invitation.  The work which was the fruit of it has for some time<lb/>
been submitted to <add>a candidate for</add> your notice, under the title of Scotch Reform &amp;c,</p>
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18 March 1807

Fellow-Countrymen and Fellow-Subjects

I have an offer of service to make to you, – of a
sort of service which was never yet offered by any individual to
any nation people by any individual: and on terms in which
it is not very usual for services of a nature equally laborious
to be offered: how far it the offer promises to be worth your acceptance, what title it presents to your acceptance, you will judge. it
will rest with you to judge.

I will state in the first place the nature of the service: and
the need you have of it which in my view of the matter you have for it:
and then something for I fear it will be thought necessary – something
but as little as possible, of the individual by whom it
is offered.

In Scotland for as long as most of you can remember, the
state of the administration of justice has had been not only a
cause of suffering, but matter of complaint. At various times
projects designs were set on foot and even attempts made, for affording
relief but all abortive. At length, and of about in April 1806 Lord Grenville
being then at the head of a the new formed Administration, one of them
met with received the honour of was hence with his acceptance. On One of On his motion The Resolutions which you all
know of were voted by the House of Lords.

On the occasion of that motion In the course of his Speech, duly impressed with the
difficulty as well as the importance of the subject, he held out
to all such persons whose labours as presented himself to his notice as
likely by their labours assistance to contribute to the end object in view, to
come forward and render it.

Amongst others the hand pen which now addresses you accepted
the invitation. The work which was the fruit of it has for some time
been submitted to a candidate for your notice, under the title of Scotch Reform &c,


Identifier: | JB/091/054/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 91.

Date_1

1807-03-18

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-3

Box

091

Main Headings

scotch reform

Folio number

054

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

29050

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