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<p>Review of Humphreys</p> | <p>Review of Humphreys</p> | ||
<note>S.4.II. Registration improved<lb/> | <note>S.4.II. Registration improved<lb/> | ||
III. Abolition of | III. Abolition of <unclear>annuities</unclear><lb/> | ||
<gap/><lb/> | <gap/><lb/> | ||
IV. Abolition of Copyhold</note><lb/> | IV. Abolition of Copyhold</note><lb/> | ||
<p>Giving Improvement and | <p>Giving Improvement and extension to</p> | ||
<p>Acts II. Registration: <del>improved and extended</del>: as to this preumably.</p> | <p>Acts II. Registration: <del>improved and extended</del>: as to this preumably.</p> | ||
—<lb/> | —<lb/> | ||
<p>For this purpose I <add | <p>For this purpose I <add>have to treat</add> <del>have with insight of <gap/> public of what</del> <add>our</add> art<gap/> <del>shall have to propose an instrument (<gap/> <gap/></del><lb/> | ||
<del>over in a <gap/> by which a facility beyond any thing</del> M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <note>being <unclear>to | <del>over in a <gap/> by which a facility beyond any thing what</del> M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <note>being <unclear>to he vain</unclear></note><lb/> | ||
<del>Humphreys could have anticipated may be given to that <add>at present</add></del> <gap/><lb/> | <del>Humphreys could have anticipated may be given to that <add>at present</add></del> <gap/><lb/> | ||
<del>in supplied remedy to the pains of the prevention and</del><lb/> | <del>in supplied remedy to the pains of the prevention and</del><lb/> | ||
<del>disappointment</del></p> | <del>disappointment</del></p> | ||
<p>with the | <p>with the sight of an instrument <add>the fruit of faint <unclear>injenacty</unclear>, and</add> suited to this one if his beneficial<lb/> | ||
purposes in a degree beyond what he can have had any | purposes in a degree beyond what he can have had any concept of <note><del><gap/></del> But the difficulty would<lb/> | ||
be how to bring into the<lb/> | be how to bring into the<lb/> | ||
scheme the swindlers<lb/> | |||
and would-be swindlers<lb/> | and would-be swindlers<lb/> | ||
a majority of whom<lb/> | a majority of whom<lb/> | ||
would suffice to defeat it.|</note></p> | would suffice to defeat it.|</note></p> | ||
<p>III. <hi rend="underline">Abolition of the anomalous courses of discent</hi>. <add><del>Comparatively | <p>III. <hi rend="underline">Abolition of the anomalous courses of discent</hi>. <add><del>Comparatively speaking</del></add> <del>No</del><lb/> | ||
Absolutely speaking, yes: but comparatively speaking, no<lb/> | Absolutely speaking, yes: but comparatively speaking, no<lb/> | ||
great good <add>Seems</add> here to be expected; no great resistance to be upper handed.</p> | great good <add>Seems</add> here to be expected; no great resistance to be upper handed.</p> | ||
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<p>For this and the two next mentioned improvements in system of machinery<lb/> | <p>For this and the two next mentioned improvements in system of machinery<lb/> | ||
proposed: & expence and delay <del>greater</del> <add> | proposed: & expence and delay <del>greater</del> <add>more</add> / <unclear>linear</unclear> <del>th</del> ever<lb/> | ||
learned Reformist could have been aware of: a perfect one<lb/> | learned Reformist could have been aware of: a perfect one<lb/> | ||
approved by the <gap/> of the highest | approved by the <gap/> of the highest authorities and the next<lb/> | ||
successful experience, <add>he</add> will presently be | successful experience, <add>he</add> will presently be reminded of .</p> | ||
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<p><add>True it is, that this <del>of this</del></add> <del>This <gap/></del> improvement, <del>how</del> the subject<gap/> <add>of it</add> being an<lb/> | <p><add>True it is, that this <del>of this</del></add> <del>This <gap/></del> improvement, <del>how</del> the subject<gap/> <add>of it</add> being an<lb/> | ||
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the character of an instrument of simplification.</p> | the character of an instrument of simplification.</p> | ||
IV. <hi rend="underline"> | <p>IV. <hi rend="underline"><unclear>Retention</unclear> of Copyhold's to the state of freeholds</hi>. Highly<lb/> | ||
beneficial this: but at the same time <del> | beneficial this: but at the same time <del>necessariy</del><add>una<gap/>dably</add> oper<gap/> and <unclear>tidiness</unclear><lb/> | ||
<del><gap/> <gap/> shape</del> The | <del><gap/> <gap/> shape</del> The sooner <add>indeed</add> it were begun the better: but in no other<lb/> | ||
the commencement of it. In <del>the</del> <add>their</add> character of Lords of | the commencement of it. In <del>the</del> <add>their</add> character of Lords of Manor<lb/> | ||
pride would <del>interest</del> <add>set an array</add> against it the aristocracy of the country | pride would <del>interest</del> <add>set an array</add> against it the aristocracy of the country<lb/> | ||
in the character of <del>Stewards</del> <add>Lords </add> of Manor, pecuniary interest the lawyer<lb/> | |||
<del>Attorney class of professional lawyers</del><add>class in the character of StewardsL not but that at the long run</add>: pecuniary comparative ab<lb/> | |||
intra with or without a little of d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> <hi rend="underline">ab extra</hi> <add>at the expence of the whole</add> <del>might give</del> the <note>commonly to whom<lb/> | |||
the rule of <add>which </add> of acto would thereby<lb/> | |||
be rendered so much the<lb/> | |||
more <!-- defaced text --></note><lb/> | |||
order of the one, and quiet the <add>alarm</add><del>regrets</del> and <gap/> of the other</p> | |||
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1826. Novr. 16
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Ch. 11 H's eight projects
Review of Humphreys
S.4.II. Registration improved
III. Abolition of annuities
IV. Abolition of Copyhold
Giving Improvement and extension to
Acts II. Registration: improved and extended: as to this preumably.
—
For this purpose I have to treat have with insight of public of what our art shall have to propose an instrument (
over in a by which a facility beyond any thing what Mr being to he vain
Humphreys could have anticipated may be given to that at present
in supplied remedy to the pains of the prevention and
disappointment
with the sight of an instrument the fruit of faint injenacty, and suited to this one if his beneficial
purposes in a degree beyond what he can have had any concept of But the difficulty would
be how to bring into the
scheme the swindlers
and would-be swindlers
a majority of whom
would suffice to defeat it.|
III. Abolition of the anomalous courses of discent. Comparatively speaking No
Absolutely speaking, yes: but comparatively speaking, no
great good Seems here to be expected; no great resistance to be upper handed.
—
For this and the two next mentioned improvements in system of machinery
proposed: & expence and delay greater more / linear th ever
learned Reformist could have been aware of: a perfect one
approved by the of the highest authorities and the next
successful experience, he will presently be reminded of .
—
True it is, that this of this This improvement, how the subject of it being an
ted insulated me, events is in its nature capable of being carried into effect affected
by itself. But, unless setting and the supprative of an
all comprehensive Code, or at anyha rate in all-comprehensive
property Code, its the benefit produced by it would be comparatively inconsiderably,
its principal, if not only are inbeing that which it would have in
the character of an instrument of simplification.
IV. Retention of Copyhold's to the state of freeholds. Highly
beneficial this: but at the same time necessariyunadably oper and tidiness
shape The sooner indeed it were begun the better: but in no other
the commencement of it. In the their character of Lords of Manor
pride would interest set an array against it the aristocracy of the country
in the character of Stewards Lords of Manor, pecuniary interest the lawyer
Attorney class of professional lawyersclass in the character of StewardsL not but that at the long run: pecuniary comparative ab
intra with or without a little of do ab extra at the expence of the whole might give the commonly to whom
the rule of which of acto would thereby
be rendered so much the
more
order of the one, and quiet the alarmregrets and of the other
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