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<p><note>1<hi rend="superscript">b</hi> Ch XII. Judiciary Collectively §.3. Judiciary functionaries.</note> Art 2. Distinguished with reference to place, <lb/>these functionaries will be either stationary or itinerant: <lb/>stationary, as the several Local Headmen, <lb/>as per Ch. XXVII: itinerant, as the several persons employed <lb/>in the exercise of the <unclear>accersitine</unclear>, prehensive, and <lb/>adductive functions: as to which see §.13. Elementive <lb/>functions. Judges principal, considered in respect of the periodical <lb/>migration to which they will be soon subjected,<lb/> may be considered as being in so far itinerant: but in each <lb/><del>judici</del> station, between migration and migration they <lb/>are stationary, out door attendance <add>as per Ch. XIII</add> notwithstanding. So <lb/>also Government Advocates principal, and <add>Eleemosynary</add> Defenders of <lb/><del>the Helpless principal.</del> <add>Advocates</add> </p | <p><note>1<hi rend="superscript">b</hi> Ch XII. Judiciary Collectively §.3. Judiciary functionaries.</note> Art 2. Distinguished with reference to place, <lb/>these functionaries will be either stationary or itinerant: <lb/>stationary, as the several Local Headmen, <lb/>as per Ch. XXVII: itinerant, as the several persons employed <lb/>in the exercise of the <unclear>accersitine</unclear>, prehensive, and <lb/>adductive functions: as to which see §.13. Elementive <lb/>functions. Judges principal, considered in respect of the periodical <lb/>migration to which they will be soon subjected,<lb/> may be considered as being in so far itinerant: but in each <lb/><del>judici</del> station, between migration and migration they <lb/>are stationary, out door attendance <add>as per Ch. XIII</add> notwithstanding. So <lb/>also Government Advocates principal, and <add>Eleemosynary</add> Defenders of <lb/><del>the Helpless principal.</del> <add>Advocates</add> </p | ||
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<p>Art. <del>9</del> 6. <del>With</del> <add>Note that to <gap/> extent more is less considerably — with</add> great advantage: in respect of economy <lb/><add>frugality</add> as well as certainty <del>in respect</del> of intended effect, may <del>the <lb/><gap/> in extension <gap/> less considerable</del> be <gap/> the function <lb/>of <hi rend="underline">Judicial Mandate-bearer</hi>, and <hi rend="underline">Letter-part bearer</hi>: — <lb/> | |||
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1b Ch XII. Judiciary Collectively §.3. Judiciary functionaries. Art 2. Distinguished with reference to place,
these functionaries will be either stationary or itinerant:
stationary, as the several Local Headmen,
as per Ch. XXVII: itinerant, as the several persons employed
in the exercise of the accersitine, prehensive, and
adductive functions: as to which see §.13. Elementive
functions. Judges principal, considered in respect of the periodical
migration to which they will be soon subjected,
may be considered as being in so far itinerant: but in each
judici station, between migration and migration they
are stationary, out door attendance as per Ch. XIII notwithstanding. So
also Government Advocates principal, and Eleemosynary Defenders of
the Helpless principal. Advocates </p
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Art. 9 6. With Note that to extent more is less considerably — with great advantage: in respect of economy
frugality as well as certainty in respect of intended effect, may the
in extension less considerable be the function
of Judicial Mandate-bearer, and Letter-part bearer: —
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