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''This | <p> 1829. <sic>Aug.</sic> 20. 4 <!-- pencil addition --></p> <p> Reformists reviewed G.B.</p> <p><note> Brougham<lb/> 1. Imperfections<lb/> Partial Legislation acceded<lb/> to</note></p> <!-- this page is organised in three columns --> <p> 1. p.1.<lb/>"Principles and practice"<lb/> Brougham division<lb/> of the subject matter of his<lb/> speech.</p> <p> 2. p.1.<lb/> Fundamental principle<lb/> laid down at the <lb/> close of his speech —<lb/> No partial legislation.</p> <p> 3. p.1.<lb/> This the principle <lb/> laid down by J.B. in<lb/> his Codification Proposal.</p> <p> 4. p.1.<lb/> Brougham's concluding<lb/> motion accordant<lb/> with that principle.</p> <p> 5. p.2.<lb/> By Mr. Brougham in<lb/> his speech all comprehensiveness<lb/> of reform<lb/> urged partial legislation<lb/> reprobated. Yet<lb/> after his speech a Commission<lb/> with limited<lb/> powers appointed<lb/> with his assent.</p> <p> 6. p.2.<lb/> This amendment of Peel's<lb/> whereby all-comprehensiveness<lb/> <sic>impossiblised</sic><lb/> adopted on a <lb/> motion from Brougham.</p> <p> 7. p.3.<lb/> This fundamental principle<lb/> in the scale of aptitude<lb/> preceded by nothing<lb/> but J.B.'s contained<lb/> in Codification<lb/> Proposal.</p> <p>8. p.3.<lb/> True that under matchless<lb/> constitution<lb/> Brougham's plan <lb/> must have become a <lb/> sole but still though<lb/> not the best it would<lb/> have been the next best.</p> <pb/> <!-- second column --> <p> 9. p.3.<lb/> By Peel's amendment<lb/> all comprehensiveness<lb/> <sic>impossiblized.</sic></p> <p> 10. p.4.<lb/> In Brougham's speech<lb/> the principle not laid<lb/> down <sic>till</sic> the end —<lb/> contravened in the <lb/> first page.</p> <p>11. p.4.<lb/> So in page 2 Equity<lb/> law excluded form<lb/> the inquiry.</p> <p> 12. p.4.<lb/> Nothing can be done <lb/> to any good purpose<lb/> in Common law<lb/> without the like<lb/> operation in Equity.</p> <p> 13. p.4.<lb/> This inseparability<lb/> well understood by<lb/> Eldon when by<lb/> Peel's mouth he forced<lb/> the separation of<lb/> Common Law & Real<lb/> Property Commissions<lb/> <del><gap/></del> from Equity <lb/>Commission.</p> <p> 14. p.5.<lb/> Brougham's eyes<lb/> directed by a vision<lb/> of the Rolls.</p> <p> 15. p.5.<lb/> The bait unsuccessful<lb/> if it had been<lb/> otherwise Brougham's <lb/> tongue would have<lb/> been reduced to a <lb/> state of quiescence<lb/> as to law reform.</p> <p> 16. p.6.<lb/> Under matchless constitution<lb/> no alternative<lb/> to members<lb/> of <sic>Hon.</sic> House but<lb/> to do mischief or<lb/> nothing.</p> <pb/> <!-- third column --> <p> 17. p.6.<lb/> This it is <foreign>ex vinculis</foreign></p> <p> 18. p.6.<lb/> Inseparability between<lb/> the several parts of<lb/> law the same as the <lb/> inseparability of flesh<lb/> & blood as per Portia<lb/> in the Merchant<lb/> of Venice.</p> <p> 19. p.7.<lb/> To J.B. no such <del><gap/></del><lb/> setters — To no Rolls<lb/> looks he no Court<lb/> butter for his bread.</p> | ||
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1829. Aug. 20. 4
Reformists reviewed G.B.
Brougham
1. Imperfections
Partial Legislation acceded
to
1. p.1.
"Principles and practice"
Brougham division
of the subject matter of his
speech.
2. p.1.
Fundamental principle
laid down at the
close of his speech —
No partial legislation.
3. p.1.
This the principle
laid down by J.B. in
his Codification Proposal.
4. p.1.
Brougham's concluding
motion accordant
with that principle.
5. p.2.
By Mr. Brougham in
his speech all comprehensiveness
of reform
urged partial legislation
reprobated. Yet
after his speech a Commission
with limited
powers appointed
with his assent.
6. p.2.
This amendment of Peel's
whereby all-comprehensiveness
impossiblised
adopted on a
motion from Brougham.
7. p.3.
This fundamental principle
in the scale of aptitude
preceded by nothing
but J.B.'s contained
in Codification
Proposal.
8. p.3.
True that under matchless
constitution
Brougham's plan
must have become a
sole but still though
not the best it would
have been the next best.
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9. p.3.
By Peel's amendment
all comprehensiveness
impossiblized.
10. p.4.
In Brougham's speech
the principle not laid
down till the end —
contravened in the
first page.
11. p.4.
So in page 2 Equity
law excluded form
the inquiry.
12. p.4.
Nothing can be done
to any good purpose
in Common law
without the like
operation in Equity.
13. p.4.
This inseparability
well understood by
Eldon when by
Peel's mouth he forced
the separation of
Common Law & Real
Property Commissions
from Equity
Commission.
14. p.5.
Brougham's eyes
directed by a vision
of the Rolls.
15. p.5.
The bait unsuccessful
if it had been
otherwise Brougham's
tongue would have
been reduced to a
state of quiescence
as to law reform.
16. p.6.
Under matchless constitution
no alternative
to members
of Hon. House but
to do mischief or
nothing.
---page break---
17. p.6.
This it is ex vinculis
18. p.6.
Inseparability between
the several parts of
law the same as the
inseparability of flesh
& blood as per Portia
in the Merchant
of Venice.
19. p.7.
To J.B. no such
setters — To no Rolls
looks he no Court
butter for his bread.
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