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<p>Add the deductions <gap/> <unclear>unspecified</unclear><lb/> | |||
and problematical. See 27 Finance Report.</p> | |||
<p>In all these cases great stress is laid upon deductions:<lb/> | |||
but with little reason: <add>in this high situation</add><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> (for when a great<lb/> | |||
character places himself <add>enters upon</add><lb/> | |||
in <add>an official</add> situation, the situation<lb/> | |||
were it ever so | |||
low becomes immediately<lb/> | |||
a high one) | |||
in this <del>high situa</del> as in<lb/> | |||
<del>no</del> <add>so many</add> other high situations</note> what a man has not in meat<lb/> | |||
he has in <gap/>: what he has not in pocket he has in<lb/> | |||
patronage. From the £33,000 odd Registrarship<lb/> | |||
£23,000 odd deductions. What are those deductions<lb/> | |||
composed of? – patronage: he appoints as many dependents<lb/> | |||
under the name of Clerks, and gives to each<lb/> | |||
under the name of salary as much money <add>as large a share out of the gross amount</add> as he pleases.<lb/> | |||
<del>In the years of peace</del> So again the £5,000 odd<lb/> | |||
Registrarship: deductions £2,000 odd money. <add>Total of</add> deductions<lb/> | |||
£25,000 and odd. In the years of peace the whole<lb/> | |||
emolument of the three Offices fell short of £200: <del>which</del><lb/> | |||
No such deductions then: why? because there were no<lb/> | |||
Clerks:</p> | |||
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1 Feb. 1810
SineCures
Add the deductions unspecified
and problematical. See 27 Finance Report.
In all these cases great stress is laid upon deductions:
but with little reason: in this high situation⊞ ⊞ (for when a great
character places himself enters upon
in an official situation, the situation
were it ever so
low becomes immediately
a high one)
in this high situa as in
no so many other high situations what a man has not in meat
he has in : what he has not in pocket he has in
patronage. From the £33,000 odd Registrarship
£23,000 odd deductions. What are those deductions
composed of? – patronage: he appoints as many dependents
under the name of Clerks, and gives to each
under the name of salary as much money as large a share out of the gross amount as he pleases.
In the years of peace So again the £5,000 odd
Registrarship: deductions £2,000 odd money. Total of deductions
£25,000 and odd. In the years of peace the whole
emolument of the three Offices fell short of £200: which
No such deductions then: why? because there were no
Clerks:
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