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<p><!-- pencil -->14 March 1807<lb/>
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<head>Scotch Reform</head></p>
 
<p>And now, my Lord, in the name of the good people<lb/>
 
of Scotland, who in this instance at least I flatter myself,<lb/>
 
will not disavow me, <add>not to speak of those of England and Ireland</add>, let me make an appeal to<lb/>
Your <del><gap/></del> generosity, to your consistency, to your <add>Love of</add> justice<lb/>
to whatever virtues concurred in determining Your Lordship<lb/>
to look <add>now</add> round and <del>apply</del> try what could be done toward<lb/>
the relief of the oppressed <add>our oppressed fellow subjects</add> in the character of suitors.<lb/>
&#9758; Consult here the Returns</p>
<p>So many causes <add>suits</add> periodically applying for relief <add>justice</add> at the toughest<lb/>
fountain, so many only able to obtain it:  so many<lb/>
instead of that <gap/> drenched with the bitter water, <hi rend="underline">denial of</hi><lb/>
justice.</p>
<p>In these <add>In these cases</add> Your Lordship felt <add>feels</add> an anxiety to administer <add>give</add><lb/>
relief:  from the bottom of my heart I thank <add>honour</add> you for it.<lb/>
But whence comes this anxiety?  From the mere desire of<lb/>
<unclear>curing</unclear> the House of a portion of its burthens <add>burthen</add>?  My Lord<lb/>
the <del>House</del> shoulders of the House are but figurative <add>fictitious</add> shoulders:<lb/>
and the real shoulders bear not, any of them <add>the Speakers alone excepted</add> any other portion<lb/>
of it than they please.</p>
<p>Where then are we to look for the objects of this anxiety?<lb/>
an anxiety, <del>with</del> <add>never to be thought of by</add> which I can not look to without respectful<lb/>
sympathy, having been a sharer in it, though <add>if I may take the liberty of saying so,</add> upon a somewhat<lb/>
more extended seat for at least these <gap/> years?  Among the<lb/>
suitors doubtless who are thus regularly enduring the torment<lb/>
of denial of justice.  But <del>to</del> my Lord, who are those, that<lb/>
you should be thus mindful of them?  Each of them are out<lb/>
of <add>perhaps</add> a hundred, distinguished from those 99 <add>the 89 99</add>fellow subjects, not by<lb/>
superior <unclear>mind</unclear> of justice, not by superior title to justice, but by one only<lb/>
mark of distinction, superiority of opulence.</p>
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14 March 1807
Scotch Reform

And now, my Lord, in the name of the good people
of Scotland, who in this instance at least I flatter myself,
will not disavow me, not to speak of those of England and Ireland, let me make an appeal to
Your generosity, to your consistency, to your Love of justice
to whatever virtues concurred in determining Your Lordship
to look now round and apply try what could be done toward
the relief of the oppressed our oppressed fellow subjects in the character of suitors.
☞ Consult here the Returns

So many causes suits periodically applying for relief justice at the toughest
fountain, so many only able to obtain it: so many
instead of that drenched with the bitter water, denial of
justice.

In these In these cases Your Lordship felt feels an anxiety to administer give
relief: from the bottom of my heart I thank honour you for it.
But whence comes this anxiety? From the mere desire of
curing the House of a portion of its burthens burthen? My Lord
the House shoulders of the House are but figurative fictitious shoulders:
and the real shoulders bear not, any of them the Speakers alone excepted any other portion
of it than they please.

Where then are we to look for the objects of this anxiety?
an anxiety, with never to be thought of by which I can not look to without respectful
sympathy, having been a sharer in it, though if I may take the liberty of saying so, upon a somewhat
more extended seat for at least these years? Among the
suitors doubtless who are thus regularly enduring the torment
of denial of justice. But to my Lord, who are those, that
you should be thus mindful of them? Each of them are out
of perhaps a hundred, distinguished from those 99 the 89 99fellow subjects, not by
superior mind of justice, not by superior title to justice, but by one only
mark of distinction, superiority of opulence.


Identifier: | JB/106/200/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 106.

Date_1

1807-03-14

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

106

Main Headings

scotch reform

Folio number

200

Info in main headings field

scotch reform

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

34788

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