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<gap/>into innocence.</note> | <gap/>into innocence.</note> | ||
A Man who in defiance of the statute has exercised his Trade for 7 years <add>together</add><lb/> has been adjudged to have <hi rend='underline'> | A Man who in defiance of the statute has exercised his Trade for 7 years <add>together</add><lb/> has been adjudged to have <hi rend='underline'>served as an apprentice, tho' he never serve, nor <gap/><lb/> was an apprentice - Were this License of <del><gap/></del> <add>what</add> is <unclear>called</unclear> but what every<add>body</add> <gap/><lb/> | ||
<note>(Square with cross in middle) seek in vain to guide<add><unclear>fashion</unclear></add> their<lb/> footsteps by the Law.</note> | <note>(Square with cross in middle) seek in vain to guide<add><unclear>fashion</unclear></add> their<lb/> footsteps by the Law.</note> | ||
<unclear>perceives</unclear> not to be <unclear>construction</unclear>, to extend itself to the body of Laws in general; it<lb/> would be of all <gap/> the most | <unclear>perceives</unclear> not to be <unclear>construction</unclear>, to extend itself to the body of Laws in general; it<lb/> would be of all <gap/> the most tasks to make them: And it is to this end a few <lb/> | ||
<note> Who <gap/> that vanity of character<lb/> which might be expected in so<lb/> | <note> Who <gap/> that vanity of character<lb/> which might be expected in so<lb/> | ||
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<del><gap/></del>other such examples which from the <unclear>alarm</unclear> they spread are | <del><gap/></del>other such examples which from the <unclear>alarm</unclear> they spread are multiplied into <unclear>more</unclear>, that<lb/> | ||
men [<add>insertion of marginal note noted by the four square</add> <unclear>an? are?</unclear> <unclear>warranted</unclear> to] | men [<add>insertion of marginal note noted by the four square</add> <unclear>an? are?</unclear> <unclear>warranted</unclear> to] complain they can never be spared from the base view of a <gap/><lb/> in a Statute whether it be that is to <unclear>obtain</unclear><add>or it's <unclear>contrary</unclear> that <gap/></add>, <del>whether it be it's <unclear>contrary</unclear></del>.<lb/> Whether <add>the mischief of</add> the <unclear>sheprovident??</unclear> act of legislation <del>or</del> <add>of <del><gap/></del></add> the violation judicial duty that <gap/><lb/> | ||
<gap/><gap/> to it <gap/> the <gap/> had worked in <gap/><add>would be the greater may no perfectly</add>, is what I <del><gap/><gap/><gap/></del><lb/> | <gap/><gap/> to it <gap/> the <gap/> had worked in <gap/><add>would be the greater may no perfectly</add>, is what I <del><gap/><gap/><gap/></del><lb/> | ||
<del><gap/></del><add>easy</add> to determine; but it becomes much <unclear>less</unclear> difficult when we consider the <lb/> it's <gap/><add>my <gap/></add> if only | <del><gap/></del><add>easy</add> to determine; but it becomes much <unclear>less</unclear> difficult when we consider the <lb/> it's <gap/><add>my <gap/></add> if only |
Trading unApprentised.
t v: 1st case in Burr.
Rep. for the importing of this Stat.
This is render'd criminal by [thea Statute of Q. Elizabeth] that reignso
admirable for it's political executive vigor, & so blameable for it's oeconomical blunders &
oppressions. The penalty is 1st' for every month during which it is continued
The only purpose answer'd by this statute is well known to be, the stifling ,
which by it's success has chanced to excite the jealousy of a competitor. It is to
be presumed, that a regulation which all judges are unanimous in discountenancing
and all written in disapproving, would fall to the ground at once upon a Parliament
discussion.
This statute is not more famous from it's mischief ness than byfrom the extraordinaryviolent/add>
& criminal efforts of the judges to palliate it: if it be criminal in a Judge
can become criminal by deciding full in the Title of the plain wording of a S Statute<add>Law.
A small & short-lived guilt is to
bepermittedstill-but a long.
guilt [on ]
into innocence.
A Man who in defiance of the statute has exercised his Trade for 7 years together
has been adjudged to have <hi rend='underline'>served as an apprentice, tho' he never serve, nor
was an apprentice - Were this License of what is called but what everybody
(Square with cross in middle) seek in vain to guidefashion their
footsteps by the Law.
perceives not to be construction, to extend itself to the body of Laws in general; it
would be of all the most tasks to make them: And it is to this end a few
Who that vanity of character
which might be expected in so
numerous a succession, sometimes
scrupulous to imbecility, sometimes
adventurous to
[defiance] rashness have made it a perilous undertaking
to pronounce with confidence
the vices of that a Statute
concerning the effect of any statute
whatsoever
other such examples which from the alarm they spread are multiplied into more, that
men [insertion of marginal note noted by the four square an? are? warranted to] complain they can never be spared from the base view of a
in a Statute whether it be that is to obtainor it's contrary that , whether it be it's contrary.
Whether the mischief of the sheprovident?? act of legislation or of the violation judicial duty that
to it the had worked in would be the greater may no perfectly, is what I
easy to determine; but it becomes much less difficult when we consider the
it's my if only
in to a few a degree, and that it is calculcated for that it
to many into danger by the propect of that first
to which before they arrive they may be intercepted
But that in general the efficacy of the regulation towards the the purpose [designed ] is
vain, and it's in a competition in most cases in will is it's own
TRADING Unapprenticed. [ P A .]
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