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<head>London University</head>
<head>London University whigs.</head>


<p>My attempts were to<lb/>
<p>My attempts were to<lb/>
diffuse new <del>Democracy</del> <add>activity</add><lb/>
diffuse new <del>Democracy</del> <add>activity</add><lb/>
into the <unclear>wurid</unclear> more<lb/>
into the Council more<lb/>
<unclear>quenth</unclear>, than was<lb/>
<unclear>frequently</unclear>, than was<lb/>
<unclear>universally</unclear> provided<lb/>
originally provided<lb/>
for, &#x2014; by the introduction<lb/>
for, &#x2014; by the introduction<lb/>
of <hi rend='underline'>new</hi> members &amp; the<lb/>
of <hi rend='underline'>new</hi> members &amp; the<lb/>
exit of old <hi rend='underline'>ones.</hi></p> <lb/>
exit of <hi rend='underline'>old</hi> ones.</p>


<p>To make attendance<lb/>
<p>To make attendance<lb/>
a <hi rend='underline'>sine qua non</hi> of<lb/>  
a <hi rend='underline'><foreign>sine qua non</foreign></hi> of<lb/>  
an eligibility. Mr.<lb/>
<unclear>re</unclear>-eligibility. Mr.<lb/>
<unclear>Trolke</unclear> noted that <hi rend='underline'>all</hi><lb/>
<unclear>Tooke</unclear> noted that <hi rend='underline'>all</hi><lb/>
the members of the<lb/>
the members of the<lb/>
Council had constantly<lb/>
Council had constantly<lb/>
attended&#x2014; That they<lb/>
attended&#x2014; That they<lb/>
<hi rend='underline'>would</hi> <unclear>undress</unclear> to<lb/>  
<hi rend='underline'>would</hi> continue to<lb/>  
attend regularly is as<lb/>
attend regularly was<lb/>
contrary to all<lb/>
contrary to all<lb/>
<unclear>cepeneced</unclear> &#x2014; of the<lb/>
experience &#x2014; &amp; the<lb/>
fact may now be<lb/>
fact may now be<lb/>
appealed to whether<lb/>
appealed to whether<lb/>
they <hi rend='underline'>have</hi> attended.<lb/>
they <hi rend='underline'>have</hi> attended.<lb/>
All other aptitude<lb/>
All other aptitude<lb/>
is nullified by <unclear>above</unclear>.</p> <lb/>
is nullified by absence.</p>  


<p>Why not throw out some<lb/>
<p>Why not throw out some<lb/>
of the saints who are <unclear>wary</unclear><lb/>
of the Saints who are doing<lb/>
so much mischief?</p><lb/>
so much mischief?</p>
 
<p>Hume <unclear>maintains</unclear> that<lb/>
member of the Council<lb/>
who as not attend an<lb/>
<unclear>Unfit down</unclear> when a<lb/>
<unclear>hartunlan</unclear> question is to<lb/>
be <unclear>canice</unclear>?</p>
 
<pb/>


<head>Whigs.</head>
<p>Hume complains that<lb/>
members of the Council<lb/>
who do not attend are<lb/>
brought down when a<lb/>
particular question is to<lb/>
be carried!</p><pb/>


<p>They would not<lb/>
<p>They would not<lb/>
support the Unitarian<lb/>
support the Unitarian<lb/>
petition in favor<lb/>
petition in favor<lb/>
of pre <unclear>dercupion</unclear></p><lb/>
of free discussion</p>


<p>They have <unclear>made</unclear> the<lb/>
<p>They have treated the<lb/>
<unclear>arvocaty</unclear> for the Ballot,<lb/>
advocates for the Ballot,<lb/>
with invariable scorn<lb/>
with invariable scorn<lb/>
and contempt</p><lb/>
and contempt</p>


<p><unclear>Cenrenhry</unclear> to &amp;<lb/>
<p>Consenting to &amp;<lb/>
<unclear>during</unclear> the <unclear>pensionry</unclear><lb/>
desiring the <unclear>pensioning</unclear><lb/>
of the Irish Catholic<lb/>
of the Irish Catholic<lb/>
Clergy</p><lb/>
Clergy</p>


<head>London University</head>
<head>London University</head>
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<p>Why not universal<lb/>
<p>Why not universal<lb/>
competition among<lb/>
competition among<lb/>
architects for the<lb/>
Architects for the<lb/>
building</p><lb/>
building</p>


<p>Polis have rent many<lb/>
<p>Polis have sent many<lb/>
students to <unclear>Larindre</unclear>. The<lb/>
students to Edinbro'. The<lb/>
last I knew Lach &amp; Tyma<lb/>
last I knew <unclear>Lach Szyrma</unclear><lb/>
was appointed to a<lb/>
was appointed to a<lb/>
Professorship at <unclear>Luardaro</unclear><lb/>
Professorship at Warsaw<lb/>
<gap/></p>
immediately on his return</p><pb/>
 
<p>I have just prevented<lb/>
a friend from making<lb/>
an attack upon him</p>
 
<p>7 Gloster Street<lb/>
Dorset Square</p>
 
<p>Hume returns on<lb/>
Tuesday next. 2 Oct<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>.</p><pb/>
 
<head>Dicenda to Hume</head>


<pb/>
<p>Correspondence with King<lb/>
of Holland. To whom did<lb/>
Falck send my Papers?</p>


<p>His attack on the Church</p>


<p>London University.<lb/>
Bowring &#x2014;</p><pb/>


<head><hi rend="underline">Dicenda</hi> to Hume</head>


<p>Visit of Ja<hi rend="superscript">s</hi>. Barnett &amp;<lb/>
John Smith on the Greek<lb/>
affair &#x2014; &amp; their statement<lb/>
of apprehensions from the<lb/>
attacks of the Press.</p>


<p>5 Oct. Hume at Q.I.P</p>


<p>promised to write me<lb/>
an <gap/> statement<lb/>
on the subject.</p>




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London University whigs.

My attempts were to
diffuse new Democracy activity
into the Council more
frequently, than was
originally provided
for, — by the introduction
of new members & the
exit of old ones.

To make attendance
a sine qua non of
re-eligibility. Mr.
Tooke noted that all
the members of the
Council had constantly
attended— That they
would continue to
attend regularly was
contrary to all
experience — & the
fact may now be
appealed to whether
they have attended.
All other aptitude
is nullified by absence.

Why not throw out some
of the Saints who are doing
so much mischief?

Hume complains that
members of the Council
who do not attend are
brought down when a
particular question is to
be carried!


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They would not
support the Unitarian
petition in favor
of free discussion

They have treated the
advocates for the Ballot,
with invariable scorn
and contempt

Consenting to &
desiring the pensioning
of the Irish Catholic
Clergy

London University

Why not universal
competition among
Architects for the
building

Polis have sent many
students to Edinbro'. The
last I knew Lach Szyrma
was appointed to a
Professorship at Warsaw
immediately on his return


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I have just prevented
a friend from making
an attack upon him

7 Gloster Street
Dorset Square

Hume returns on
Tuesday next. 2 Octr.


---page break---

Dicenda to Hume

Correspondence with King
of Holland. To whom did
Falck send my Papers?

His attack on the Church

London University.
Bowring —


---page break---

Dicenda to Hume

Visit of Jas. Barnett &
John Smith on the Greek
affair — & their statement
of apprehensions from the
attacks of the Press.

5 Oct. Hume at Q.I.P

promised to write me
an statement
on the subject.





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Date_1

0000-10-06Unable to interpret the "0000-10-06" input value as valid date or time component with "There is no year 0 in Gregorian and Julian calendars." being reported.

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107

Main Headings

Folio number

353

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

education of the people / dissenters / grounds of political distrust / time-serving / london university / whigs / dicenda to hume

Category

rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1824

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Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

35344

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