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In the instance <add>case</add> of the Sub-Distributor of<lb/>
<p>In the instance <add>case</add> of the Sub-Distributor of<lb/>
Stamps, the pay <add>not only</add> ought to be, and must be, <note>in the instance of every class,</note> an<lb/>
Stamps, the pay <add>not only</add> ought to be, and must be, <note>in the instance of every class,</note> an<lb/>
adequate recompense for the service, but actually<lb/>
adequate recompense for the service, but actually<lb/>
is, or the situation would not be accepted<lb/>
is, or the situation would not be accepted<lb/>
and sought after, as we find it to be. But<lb/>
and sought after, as we find it to be. But<lb/>
1. In the most numerous class <add>of Stamp-Officers</add>, the tenth part<lb/>
in the most numerous class <add>of Stamp-Officers</add>, the tenth part<lb/>
of a halfpenny <add>as we have seen is the pay</add> for each transaction: and<lb/>
of a halfpenny <add>as we have seen is the pay</add> for each transaction: and<lb/>
so much <del>more numerous is</del> <add>greater is the number</add> of transactions in<lb/>
so much <del>more numerous is</del> <add>greater is the number</add> of transactions in<lb/>
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the money received in each transaction to amount<lb/>
the money received in each transaction to amount<lb/>
on an average to 4<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi>, <del>it will probably</del><lb/>
on an average to 4<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi>, <del>it will probably</del><lb/>
supposition will probably be found a high one.
the supposition will probably be found a high one.<lb/>
 
This would bring the rate of profit in the case<lb/>
 
of the Stamp Office business to an exact level<lb/>
with the rate of profit in the Penny Post Office<lb/>
 
business. But then in the Stamp business<lb/>
the number of <add>such</add> transactions in a day in the<lb/>
most frequented Stamp-shop <add>or in average Stamp-shop</add> is probably far<lb/>
inferior to the number of transactions in the<lb/>
same time in the most frequented Penny Post<lb/>
Office, or in an average Penny Post-Office.<lb/>
On the other hand again the number of<lb/>
transactions that occur in the business of the<lb/>
Penny Post Office as between the Postmaster<lb/>
and the Letter Carriers six in a day in town<lb/>
is <del>a<gap/></del> in this instance a species of burthen super-added<lb/>
to that which is borne in the business of the Penny Post Office.</p>




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In the instance case of the Sub-Distributor of
Stamps, the pay not only ought to be, and must be, in the instance of every class, an
adequate recompense for the service, but actually
is, or the situation would not be accepted
and sought after, as we find it to be. But
in the most numerous class of Stamp-Officers, the tenth part
of a halfpenny as we have seen is the pay for each transaction: and
so much more numerous is greater is the number of transactions in
the instance of this lowest priced stamp than in
the instance of any or perhaps all other prices
put together, that if in the case of this class of Stamp Officers we suppose the value of
the money received in each transaction to amount
on an average to 4d, it will probably
the supposition will probably be found a high one.
This would bring the rate of profit in the case
of the Stamp Office business to an exact level
with the rate of profit in the Penny Post Office
business. But then in the Stamp business
the number of such transactions in a day in the
most frequented Stamp-shop or in average Stamp-shop is probably far
inferior to the number of transactions in the
same time in the most frequented Penny Post
Office, or in an average Penny Post-Office.
On the other hand again the number of
transactions that occur in the business of the
Penny Post Office as between the Postmaster
and the Letter Carriers six in a day in town
is a in this instance a species of burthen super-added
to that which is borne in the business of the Penny Post Office.



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Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

002

Main Headings

annuity notes

Folio number

653

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e3

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

tw 1794

Marginals

Paper Producer

francis hall

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1794

Notes public

ID Number

1392

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