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<p>Had the objection the weight which for the purpose of the<lb/>
argument is here attempted to be given to it, what would be<lb/>
the result? either that <add>in the country</add> the Jury system ought to be abolished<lb/>
altogether, or that the use of it ought to be much narrowed,<lb/>
or that the <del><add>district system of</add> division of the country</del> districts into which <del>the</del> for<lb/>
the purpose of Jury trial the country has been parcelled out, ought<lb/>
to <del>go</del> undergo a total change.  <add>Not that there is in all this nothing</add> I do not <add>mean to</add> say that <del>in</del><lb/>
<add>that could</add> as to the above points there is nothing
</p>


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<p><!-- pencil -->10 April 1809<lb/>
<!-- pencil --><head>Press</head></p>
<p><head>Ch. 4.  Observations on the Lord Chief Baron's Defences.</head><lb/>
&sect;. 1.  Defence 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi>.  Avoidance of Vexation.</p>
<p><add>In this same letter, a few</add> Other points not belonging immediately to <add>having any direct bearing on</add> the subject of this<lb/>
essay, can receive no other than a slight and hasty touch.</p>
<p>Two advantages are brought to view as forming between them a preponderant and sufficient reason for substituting to that everchanging population.</p>
<p>1.  "Complaints in Court, by gentlemen .... brought 15 miles from<lb/>
"their homes": – Men of opulence, paid for being gentlemen,<lb/>
paid for coming to town, <del>they</del> <add>a place to which they <del>would</del> are continually coming,</add> if not paid they would<lb/>
<add>(pleasure included) about their own business not</add> have <del>been</del> grudged coming to see an Opera or visit somebody<lb/>
when at home, paid for coming 15 miles – the<lb/>
utmost extent of this <add>small county</add> smallest of small counties, where <add>which</add><lb/>
common Jurymen, who receive no pay, are in so many<lb/>
other Counties brought thirty or forty or fifty miles to a place<lb/>
which <del>they <add>others</add> would never have seen otherwise</del> unless thus forced<lb/>
they would never have set foot in.</p>


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Had the objection the weight which for the purpose of the
argument is here attempted to be given to it, what would be
the result? either that in the country the Jury system ought to be abolished
altogether, or that the use of it ought to be much narrowed,
or that the district system of division of the country districts into which the for
the purpose of Jury trial the country has been parcelled out, ought
to go undergo a total change. Not that there is in all this nothing I do not mean to say that in
that could as to the above points there is nothing


10 April 1809
Press

Ch. 4. Observations on the Lord Chief Baron's Defences.
§. 1. Defence 1st. Avoidance of Vexation.

In this same letter, a few Other points not belonging immediately to having any direct bearing on the subject of this
essay, can receive no other than a slight and hasty touch.

Two advantages are brought to view as forming between them a preponderant and sufficient reason for substituting to that everchanging population.

1. "Complaints in Court, by gentlemen .... brought 15 miles from
"their homes": – Men of opulence, paid for being gentlemen,
paid for coming to town, they a place to which they would are continually coming, if not paid they would
(pleasure included) about their own business not have been grudged coming to see an Opera or visit somebody
when at home, paid for coming 15 miles – the
utmost extent of this small county smallest of small counties, where which
common Jurymen, who receive no pay, are in so many
other Counties brought thirty or forty or fifty miles to a place
which they others would never have seen otherwise unless thus forced
they would never have set foot in.



Identifier: | JB/118/396/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 118.

Date_1

1812-09-13

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

118

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

396

Info in main headings field

to ld sidmouth

Image

002

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

a14***

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

th 1806

Marginals

Paper Producer

andre morellet

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1806

Notes public

draft of enclosure to letter 2190, vol. 8

ID Number

39450

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