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<p><!-- pencil -->16 March 1810<lb/>
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<p>In the list here in question, much attention appears<lb/>
 
not to have been expended upon any such claims.<lb/>
 
In the list of <add>the</add> Offices belonging to <add>Court of</add> Chancery we find<lb/>
one which <del>the <gap/></del> while <del>the denomination here given</del> <add>the word Office being the first of the words employed in</add><lb/>
<del>to the</del> giving denomination to it, is placed in the rank<lb/>
which is indicated by letter O the initial letter of that<lb/>
word.  <del><gap/></del> Art. 54. "Office for execution of Laws<lb/>
"and Statutes concerning Bankrupts".  Bankruptcy Office<lb/>
is probably the title which in an alphabetical Index<lb/>
would probably have been given to this Office by an<lb/>
ordinary Index-maker:  Bankruptcy Office had the<lb/>
name of the Office been regarded as sufficient:  Bankruptcy<lb/>
Office Clerk of, had the official title of the<lb/>
person by whom the Office is filled been thought proper<lb/>
to be expressed:  Bankrupts – Office for execution of Laws<lb/>
<hi rend="underline">and Statutes</hi> concerning, had the ordinary Index-maker<lb/>
been as fond of words and at the same time as<lb/>
much distressed for apt modes of expression, as on<lb/>
the present occasion, our <add>this</add> extraordinary Index-maker<lb/>
appears to be.  But <add>in an Index of Offices</add> to begin the denomination with<lb/>
a word so uncharacteristic as the word <hi rend="underline">Office</hi>, and<lb/>
on the strength of that <add>one</add> word, to have placed <add>place</add> the article<lb/>
under letter O? – As well might that same letter<lb/>
have been employed for distinguishing from one another<lb/>
the whole number of 263 articles <add>with</add> which <hi rend="underline">England</hi><lb/>
furnishes <add>us</add>.</p>
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16 March 1810
Sinecures

In the list here in question, much attention appears
not to have been expended upon any such claims.
In the list of the Offices belonging to Court of Chancery we find
one which the while the denomination here given the word Office being the first of the words employed in
to the giving denomination to it, is placed in the rank
which is indicated by letter O the initial letter of that
word. Art. 54. "Office for execution of Laws
"and Statutes concerning Bankrupts". Bankruptcy Office
is probably the title which in an alphabetical Index
would probably have been given to this Office by an
ordinary Index-maker: Bankruptcy Office had the
name of the Office been regarded as sufficient: Bankruptcy
Office Clerk of, had the official title of the
person by whom the Office is filled been thought proper
to be expressed: Bankrupts – Office for execution of Laws
and Statutes concerning, had the ordinary Index-maker
been as fond of words and at the same time as
much distressed for apt modes of expression, as on
the present occasion, our this extraordinary Index-maker
appears to be. But in an Index of Offices to begin the denomination with
a word so uncharacteristic as the word Office, and
on the strength of that one word, to have placed place the article
under letter O? – As well might that same letter
have been employed for distinguishing from one another
the whole number of 263 articles with which England
furnishes us.


Identifier: | JB/147/290/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 147.

Date_1

1810-03-16

Marginal Summary Numbering

15

Box

147

Main Headings

Sinecures

Folio number

290

Info in main headings field

Sinecures

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

C2 / D16 / E7

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

49515

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