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<p>But why says somebody <del>start</del> put such extreme <lb/>cases? why <add>what informer can be drawn from</add> start such improbably suppositions thus <lb/>improbable. Under a government <add>constitution</add> such as ours,<lb/> can a <del>t</del> man pretend to entertain any serious apprehension<lb/> of a <add>Bastito</add> Bastito?
<p>But why says somebody <del>start</del> put such extreme <lb/>cases? why <add>what informer can be drawn from</add> start such improbably suppositions thus <lb/>improbable. Under a government <add>constitution</add> such as ours,<lb/> can a <del>t</del> man pretend to entertain any serious apprehension<lb/> of a <add><sic>Bastile</sic></add> <sic>Bastile</sic>? I answer <del>true</del>: hitherto,<lb/> <add>not:</add> scan the <foreign>Habeas Corpus</foreign> Act no such apprehensions <lb/>have in general been entertained. But why? because<lb/> there <add>stands &#x2014; there has stood</add> all along has been the <foreign>Habeas Corpus</foreign> <lb/>Act: and, no such construction as that contended against having <add>ever</add> been put upon it, it has been regarded<lb/> &#x2014; <del>and has</del> regarded by every body &#x2014; as commensurate<lb/> to the mischief &#x2014; as sufficient for the prevention<lb/> of it. But, upon the construction contended against<lb/> it is <add>would</add> no longer <add>be</add> commensurate to the mischief. <add>On that construction</add> At this<lb/> moment these <unclear>crests</unclear>, for these fourteen years there has<lb/> <add>been existing</add> existed a <sic>Bastile</sic>; and New South Wales is that<lb/> <sic>Bastile</sic>. The <del>o cla</del> As yet indeed it is not yet open <lb/>for the reception of all comers. <add>For</add> The descriptions alone <lb/>can it as yet be made to





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But why says somebody start put such extreme
cases? why what informer can be drawn from start such improbably suppositions thus
improbable. Under a government constitution such as ours,
can a t man pretend to entertain any serious apprehension
of a Bastile Bastile? I answer true: hitherto,
not: scan the Habeas Corpus Act no such apprehensions
have in general been entertained. But why? because
there stands — there has stood all along has been the Habeas Corpus
Act: and, no such construction as that contended against having ever been put upon it, it has been regarded
and has regarded by every body — as commensurate
to the mischief — as sufficient for the prevention
of it. But, upon the construction contended against
it is would no longer be commensurate to the mischief. On that construction At this
moment these crests, for these fourteen years there has
been existing existed a Bastile; and New South Wales is that
Bastile. The o cla As yet indeed it is not yet open
for the reception of all comers. For The descriptions alone
can it as yet be made to

Identifier: | JB/116/385/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1803-01-24

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

116

Main Headings

scotch reform

Folio number

385

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e10

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

1800

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

ID Number

37918

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