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and <hi rend="underline">de<gap/> disguise</hi> his mother and his guide, he<lb/> | and <hi rend="underline">de<gap/> disguise</hi> his mother and his guide, he<lb/> | ||
would go to work with his salary-augmentation and<lb/> | would go to work with his salary-augmentation and<lb/> | ||
his aptitude & estimation presumption, and <del>out stance t</del>he<lb/> | |||
<del>augmentation of <sic>splender</sic></del> dry up <add><gap/></add> the source of <add>royal</add> <sic>splender</sic> <note>drain the three<lb/> | |||
great ha<gap/>d Halls<lb/> | |||
of their population</note><lb/> | |||
by the liberality of the <add>encouragement<gap/> afforded</add> remuneration he would attach<lb/> | |||
to the <add>never failing <del>success</del></add> <del>outing and dr<gap/>ing excercis</del> proficiency in the<lb/> | |||
<unclear>manducatory</unclear> & French, <add>which in the declared view in the <gap/> <del>one</del> requisite</add> of the <del><gap/>ing</del> <add>learned</add> gymnastic increase.<lb/> | |||
If in the <del>High</del> Lord Chancellor, they wpuld be schooled<lb/> | |||
upon the <del>same principle</del> universally established | |||
principle<lb/> | |||
and would be composed of <del>Ph<gap/> the perso</del> such learned<lb/> | |||
gentlemen as are in the habit of <del><gap/></del> deriving the greatest<lb/> | |||
quantity of advantage from the abuse which M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <unclear>Humphrey</unclear><lb/> | |||
public spirit and magnominity is so <add>sincerely</add> ardently<lb/> | |||
employed in the endeavour to put and end to: if under<lb/> | |||
the notice of avoiding both these rocks, the wisdom of<lb/> | |||
their Lordships of the Treasury were resorted to, <del>it</del> would<lb/> | |||
be <add>most</add> <del>employed the commission would be</del> a Commission<lb/> | |||
<del>with</del><add> headed by</add> | |||
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1826. Octr. 12
Review of Humphreys
2o
Preliminary Enactments
Objects fair
Machinery
Commissioners
The appment two of those Commissioner
in whom should it be? If in the Secretary,
and de disguise his mother and his guide, he
would go to work with his salary-augmentation and
his aptitude & estimation presumption, and out stance the
augmentation of splender dry up the source of royal splender drain the three
great had Halls
of their population
by the liberality of the encouragement afforded remuneration he would attach
to the never failing success outing and dring excercis proficiency in the
manducatory & French, which in the declared view in the one requisite of the ing learned gymnastic increase.
If in the High Lord Chancellor, they wpuld be schooled
upon the same principle universally established
principle
and would be composed of Ph the perso such learned
gentlemen as are in the habit of deriving the greatest
quantity of advantage from the abuse which Mr Humphrey
public spirit and magnominity is so sincerely ardently
employed in the endeavour to put and end to: if under
the notice of avoiding both these rocks, the wisdom of
their Lordships of the Treasury were resorted to, it would
be most employed the commission would be a Commission
with headed by
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Nominally patron
of the Commissioners,
1. who Eldon, upon his self-
judicative plan? or
2. Put upon his eating
and drinking aptitude
but ?
3. Treasury Lord
upon their Scotch presentation
reforming plan with
Wallace to evident
it and to
support it?
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