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<head>1830. July 27<lb/>
Review.</head>


<note><gap/> Smalldebtia<lb/>
Reinquiry<lb/>
Removal</note>


<p>Let us then use as no inconvenient number, <add>as before in Ordinarias final of jurisdiction</add> no inconvenient<lb/>
option &#x2014; persons <add>here</add> subjected to examination, who.<lb/>
Answer: the parties <hi rend="underline">or</hi> their Attorneys: but <hi rend="underline">not</hi> the parties <hi rend="underline">and</hi><lb/>
their <sic>Attornies</sic>. But now come the <del><gap/></del> causes the most <add>so</add><lb/>
<gap/> convenient clause "if he thinks fit" applicable alike<lb/>
to whatever goes before whether the whole or any part or parts<lb/>
of it.</p>
<p>But the <hi rend="underline">application</hi>: how admirably convenient this<lb/>
same word <hi rend="underline">application</hi>. Appliocation? in what shape?<lb/>
In what <add>other</add> shape so convenient as that of Motion, for in<lb/>
this shape no negative <add>veto</add> is here put, and of the appro. <add>favorable</add><lb/>
light in which it is viewed by our learned legislator<lb/>
<del><add><gap/></add></del> exemplified when upon exempting items may be seen throughout <add><unclear>all over</unclear></add><lb/>
the face of this his Art. <del><gap/></del> Here and there in comes<lb/>
the delight of learned gentlemen, stuffed with affidavit<lb/>
work reciprocal argumentation.</p>
<p>But now there comes the <hi rend="underline">when</hi>? and for this we are<lb/>
to look into &sect;.88 "Once in every month" says &sect;.58,<lb/>
"at the end of the treats of actions," But suppose the <add>these</add> "treats<lb/>
"of actions" that is to say the list thereof to have no end<lb/>
a stack of things much more convenient and therefore <add>thence</add><lb/>
more natural than any other. Actions are suits of £50<lb/>
value, or even £100 value, pregnant with g<gap/> p<gap/> <add>sucked <del><gap/></del> the <gap/> of learned gentlemen</add>. Imposition<lb/>
of these respectable actions to the <unclear>paltry</unclear> things" called<lb/>
plaints as <del>100</del> <add>20</add> to 1 or as 10 to 1 at the least. Sacrifice<lb/>
<del><gap/> <add><gap/></add></del> of the so important <unclear>title</unclear><lb/>
so unimportant suits &#x2014; a <del><gap/></del> sacrifice of this sort, so long<lb/>
as abstinence from it is possible? <del><gap/></del> Forbid it the first<lb/>
principle &#x2014; forbid it every principle &#x2014; of justice. Then comes<lb/>
Jury upon Jury &#x2014; arbitrary <add>confusion</add> p<gap/> and uncertainty with unlesses<lb/>
upon unlesses for <unclear>connoting link</unclear> Jury the Jury ordinarily attending<lb/>
upon the Court, and as may be seen <add><unclear>take back</unclear></add> <unclear>packt</unclear> in and to the<lb/>
<add>same</add><lb/>
<note>same, as per &sect;.32: and<lb/>
if even they <del><gap/></del> <add>are found</add> untouchable<lb/>
then, so there<lb/>
be but 12 of them, and<lb/>
they according to M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>
Brougham <foreign><hi rend="underline">sine qua non</hi></foreign><lb/>
and justice <unclear>seeming condition</unclear><lb/>
put into a box any more when his Judgeship shall have been pleased to get together for the purpose, under the name of "the bystanders?<hi rend="superscript">[+]1</hi></note><lb/>
<note><hi rend="superscript">[+]1</hi> Not M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Jay, nor M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Kay, nor M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bob, but<lb/>
(<hi rend="underline"><foreign>alsit vertos uivida</foreign></hi>) <del><gap/></del> got together avowedly by<lb/>
the Judge, but c<gap/> Jurymen already determined <hi rend="superscript">[+]2</hi></note><lb/>
<note><hi rend="superscript">[+]2</hi> by ordinary course of <unclear>law</unclear>, and in case of<lb/>
idleness and contempt of law on the part of their aristocratical<lb/>
betters, <unclear>waited</unclear> in readiness to be employed <gap/></note><lb/>
<note>in filling up the list of Special Jurymen</note><lb/>
<note>Ask for the warrant for all these conveniences &#x2014; the warrant is ready. <add>that is to say the view of it</add> Behold it in the T<gap/> de circumstance</note></p>


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1830. July 27
Review.

Smalldebtia
Reinquiry
Removal

Let us then use as no inconvenient number, as before in Ordinarias final of jurisdiction no inconvenient
option — persons here subjected to examination, who.
Answer: the parties or their Attorneys: but not the parties and
their Attornies. But now come the causes the most so
convenient clause "if he thinks fit" applicable alike
to whatever goes before whether the whole or any part or parts
of it.

But the application: how admirably convenient this
same word application. Appliocation? in what shape?
In what other shape so convenient as that of Motion, for in
this shape no negative veto is here put, and of the appro. favorable
light in which it is viewed by our learned legislator
exemplified when upon exempting items may be seen throughout all over
the face of this his Art. Here and there in comes
the delight of learned gentlemen, stuffed with affidavit
work reciprocal argumentation.

But now there comes the when? and for this we are
to look into §.88 "Once in every month" says §.58,
"at the end of the treats of actions," But suppose the these "treats
"of actions" that is to say the list thereof to have no end
a stack of things much more convenient and therefore thence
more natural than any other. Actions are suits of £50
value, or even £100 value, pregnant with g p sucked the of learned gentlemen. Imposition
of these respectable actions to the paltry things" called
plaints as 100 20 to 1 or as 10 to 1 at the least. Sacrifice
of the so important title
so unimportant suits — a sacrifice of this sort, so long
as abstinence from it is possible? Forbid it the first
principle — forbid it every principle — of justice. Then comes
Jury upon Jury — arbitrary confusion p and uncertainty with unlesses
upon unlesses for connoting link Jury the Jury ordinarily attending
upon the Court, and as may be seen take back packt in and to the
same
same, as per §.32: and
if even they are found untouchable
then, so there
be but 12 of them, and
they according to Mr Brougham sine qua non
and justice seeming condition
put into a box any more when his Judgeship shall have been pleased to get together for the purpose, under the name of "the bystanders?[+]1

[+]1 Not Mr Jay, nor Mr Kay, nor Mr Bob, but
(alsit vertos uivida) got together avowedly by
the Judge, but c Jurymen already determined [+]2

[+]2 by ordinary course of law, and in case of
idleness and contempt of law on the part of their aristocratical
betters, waited in readiness to be employed

in filling up the list of Special Jurymen
Ask for the warrant for all these conveniences — the warrant is ready. that is to say the view of it Behold it in the T de circumstance



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Date_1

1830-07-27

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3-5

Box

004

Main Headings

lord brougham displayed

Folio number

169

Info in main headings field

review

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

george bentham

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Corrections

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Notes public

ID Number

2090

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