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<p>ask his hon. and learned friend (Romilly) whether<lb/> | |||
when the Chancellor went away he<lb/> | |||
did not bundle up his more important<lb/> | |||
papers and bring on before<lb/> | |||
the Master of the Rolls those cases<lb/> | |||
only which were of least importance<lb/> | |||
or mere matters of course. <del>This</del> It was<lb/> | |||
perfectly well known to be the disposition<lb/> | |||
of parties to have the<lb/> | |||
opinion of the Chancellor at last<lb/> | |||
<del>and nothing should be gained by</del><lb/> | |||
<add>and</add> no saving of time had been gained<lb/> | |||
by the present Chancellor by this experiment.<lb/> | |||
He thought however that<lb/> | |||
the arrears would melt away in<lb/> | |||
no very long time <add>in the ordinary practice of the Court</add> – and this would be<lb/> | |||
the more easily effected if the<lb/> | |||
<del>past</del> public mind were not<lb/> | |||
<del>stirring</del> stirred up by such motions<lb/> | |||
as this. At any rate he considered the<lb/> | |||
motions for inquiry at this moment<lb/> | |||
as improper and ill-timed. Without<lb/> | |||
meaning to state what his opinion<lb/> | |||
would be when the measure <del>proposed</del><lb/> | |||
proposed by the Lords came before<lb/> | |||
<del>this house</del> <add>them</add>, he thought the house<lb/> | |||
ought to wait for that measure</p> | |||
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ask his hon. and learned friend (Romilly) whether
when the Chancellor went away he
did not bundle up his more important
papers and bring on before
the Master of the Rolls those cases
only which were of least importance
or mere matters of course. This It was
perfectly well known to be the disposition
of parties to have the
opinion of the Chancellor at last
and nothing should be gained by
and no saving of time had been gained
by the present Chancellor by this experiment.
He thought however that
the arrears would melt away in
no very long time in the ordinary practice of the Court – and this would be
the more easily effected if the
past public mind were not
stirring stirred up by such motions
as this. At any rate he considered the
motions for inquiry at this moment
as improper and ill-timed. Without
meaning to state what his opinion
would be when the measure proposed
proposed by the Lords came before
this house them, he thought the house
ought to wait for that measure
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