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<head>28 dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1802</head> | <head>28 dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1802</head> | ||
<head>Letter 3</head><lb/> | <head>Letter 3</head><lb/> | ||
Yes, my Lord there was inspection <add>enough</add> for Portsmouth, but there was<lb/> | <p>Yes, my Lord there was inspection <add>enough</add> for Portsmouth, but there was<lb/> | ||
<add>none left</add> <del>not was the more inspection</del> for the Hulks. One gentleman<lb/> | <add>none left</add> <del>not was the more inspection</del> for the Hulks. One gentleman<lb/> | ||
I have already said, had connections at Portsmouth: <add>[+]</add> <del>it</del> <note>[+] in that <add>agreeable</add> circumstance<lb/> | I have already said, had connections at Portsmouth: <add>[+]</add> <del>it</del> <note>[+] in that <add>agreeable</add> circumstance<lb/> | ||
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<del>was that circumastance which <unclear>gives truth</unclear> to this convenience.</del><lb/> | <del>was that circumastance which <unclear>gives truth</unclear> to this convenience.</del><lb/> | ||
<add><del>convenience a <gap/> delightful sound</del></add> <del>of which the name of which it is familiar in Acts of Parliament,</del><lb/> | <add><del>convenience a <gap/> delightful sound</del></add> <del>of which the name of which it is familiar in Acts of Parliament,</del><lb/> | ||
<add><del>so pleasant to have</del></add><del>and in office:</del> <add><del>even in that</del><add>the</add></add><add>prolific</add> convenience which gave <gap/> to the<lb/> | |||
Act of Parliament, and through Parliament to the Office.<lb/> | |||
The gentleman had <add><del><gap/></del></add> connections in Parliament: <add>[+]2 <del>then arrived</del></add> <del>the <gap/> <gap/> the</del><lb/> | |||
to be <gap/>eted <add><del>in <gap/> <gap/></del> </add> at any <del>price</del> <add>rate, inspected in person,</add> let <gap/> would crime to rhe <hi rend="underline">Policies</hi> as to the<lb/> | |||
Convicts they were inspected by proxy and their <unclear>promises</unclear>, <del>care</del><lb/> | |||
whom thay were saved the trouble of appos<gap/>ting, were those conenient<lb/> | |||
<del>the genetlemans</del> connections.</p> | |||
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28 decr 1802
Letter 3
Yes, my Lord there was inspection enough for Portsmouth, but there was
none left not was the more inspection for the Hulks. One gentleman
I have already said, had connections at Portsmouth: [+] it [+] in that agreeable circumstance
lay convicted the convenience of
the choice: should partons
which rendered the
—
so convenient
in theory though so
impudent in practice
[+] Should patrons some future patron
Secretary be severe:-
in some contingent forced
Convicts of harsh discipline,
under some Pharoah that
knew not Joseph, should
each quarterly visit be
be insisted upon, a persecuted
Inspector - mightand Inspector
take refuge in thedriven to his duty - might
under favour of that convenience, <add>take refuge in the</add> bosom of his friends
was that circumastance which gives truth to this convenience.
convenience a delightful sound of which the name of which it is familiar in Acts of Parliament,
so pleasant to haveand in office: even in that<add>the</add>prolific convenience which gave to the
Act of Parliament, and through Parliament to the Office.
The gentleman had connections in Parliament: [+]2 then arrived the the
to be eted in at any price rate, inspected in person, let would crime to rhe Policies as to the
Convicts they were inspected by proxy and their promises, care
whom thay were saved the trouble of apposting, were those conenient
the genetlemans connections.
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jeremy bentham |
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letter was never sent; see note 8 to letter 1747, vol. 7 |
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