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<p><sic>Art</sic> or 2</p> <p>As to <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Peel what is but too unquestionable<lb/>is that <gap/> me his plans to exempt <add>grant to</add> any more<lb/>than a small minority of the people of this country <add> his fellowships in England</add><lb/><add>an exemption</add> from the established denial of justice. What is no<lb/>less unquestionable is — that in no <del><gap/></del> person whom<lb/><del>he has</del> with complacency he has taken or is likely<lb/>ever to take into consultation, has he any the<lb/>smallest chance of receiving on any occasion any<lb/>counsel, the object or tendency of which will not<lb/>be to keep this denial <add>for ever</add> in a state as nearly conformable<lb/>as may be to its present state.</p> <p>Advocates! no chance of any tolerable degree<lb/>of <add>applied in the shape of</add> impartiality in any judicatory which is not attended<lb/>by a tribe <add>a due assortment</add> of Advocates. Advocates? and by whom are<lb/>they to be paid. Of those who every one of them are altogether<lb/>unable for the support of their interest in a civil suit to provide<lb/> <!-- continues in margin -->themselves with money<lb/>sufficient to produce<lb/>on the part of an Advocate<lb/>so much as a<lb/>single attendance —<lb/>of persons thus constrained<lb/>is not the great<lb/>majority of the people<lb/><!-- continues along the edge of the page -->of this country <add>England</add> consequently composed?</p> | |||
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Art or 2
As to Mr Peel what is but too unquestionable
is that me his plans to exempt grant to any more
than a small minority of the people of this country his fellowships in England
an exemption from the established denial of justice. What is no
less unquestionable is — that in no person whom
he has with complacency he has taken or is likely
ever to take into consultation, has he any the
smallest chance of receiving on any occasion any
counsel, the object or tendency of which will not
be to keep this denial for ever in a state as nearly conformable
as may be to its present state.
Advocates! no chance of any tolerable degree
of applied in the shape of impartiality in any judicatory which is not attended
by a tribe a due assortment of Advocates. Advocates? and by whom are
they to be paid. Of those who every one of them are altogether
unable for the support of their interest in a civil suit to provide
themselves with money
sufficient to produce
on the part of an Advocate
so much as a
single attendance —
of persons thus constrained
is not the great
majority of the people
of this country England consequently composed?
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morn. chron. augt 25th 1827 |
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