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<p>Examining this which is the account, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Chief Inspector <lb/>discovers in the manner <del>some</del> among the <gap/> that <lb/>appear to have been formerly existence, some that are <gap/>, <lb/>and <del>gives</del> <add><gap/> ground</add> an intimation similar to that given <lb/>in the other case. <add>It may happen to </add> The same fact to be proved in a manner <lb/>equally incontestable by any one of a variety of articles <lb/>of evidence. M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Chief Inspector is upon the watch for <lb/>every one that appears producible and nothing but <lb/>those will satisfy him. But there is no instance in those <lb/>that with which he <unclear>interests</unclear> himself prepared to be satisfied <lb/>with <del>but</del> is not inferior in point of <del><gap/></del> <lb/>common sense as well as <gap/> to that which I <del>was <add>had <add>already</add> offered</add> still</del> <lb/><del>for</del> to give. A paper unsanctioned <del>with</del> <add>by</add> any <gap/> <lb/>to which it <del>may</del> <add>might</add> as easily <add>have</add> happened <del>rou</del> <add>false</add> as <lb/>true, is what he is always calling for to the exclusion <lb/>of <del>every</del> the evidence on call, and subject to cross-examination, <lb/>as already tendered.</p> | <p>Examining this which is the account, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Chief Inspector <lb/>discovers in the manner <del>some</del> among the <gap/> that <lb/>appear to have been formerly existence, some that are <gap/>, <lb/>and <del>gives</del> <add><gap/> ground</add> an intimation similar to that given <lb/>in the other case. <add>It may happen to </add> The same fact to be proved in a manner <lb/>equally incontestable by any one of a variety of articles <lb/>of evidence. M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Chief Inspector is upon the watch for <lb/>every one that appears producible and nothing but <lb/>those will satisfy him. But there is no instance in those <lb/>that with which he <unclear>interests</unclear> himself prepared to be satisfied <lb/>with <del>but</del> is not inferior in point of <del><gap/></del> <lb/>common sense as well as <gap/> to that which I <del>was <add>had <add>already</add> offered</add> still</del> <lb/><del>for</del> to give. A paper unsanctioned <del>with</del> <add>by</add> any <gap/> <lb/>to which it <del>may</del> <add>might</add> as easily <add>have</add> happened <del>rou</del> <add>false</add> as <lb/>true, is what he is always calling for to the exclusion <lb/>of <del>every</del> the evidence on call, and subject to cross-examination, <lb/>as already tendered.</p> | ||
<p>Inclosed is <del>an Accoun</del> papers I received <add>from Booth and C<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></add> not many <lb/>days after <del>the</del> my last letter to the then Secretary of the Board <lb/>in which papers <del>is</del> <add>are</add> contained <add>all</add> the invoices. These invoices <lb/>I <del>imagine</del> concern M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <gap/> <gap/> saying these not the <lb/>invoices that are lost: and nothing <add>here or before</add> well <sic>satisfyd</sic> me but <lb/>those which I know is not to be had. <del>The</del> <add>These</add> the assertions <lb/><unclear>outlined</unclear> in their invoices are not the identical assertions made <lb/>in and by those invoices which are lost: but the are the assertions <lb/>made by the very same individuals by which their assertions <lb/>were made. <del>These</del> <add>The</add> assertions in the <gap/> invoices were not <lb/>made upon oath: and with those M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <gap/> <gap/> would have been <lb/> | |||
2. Cast iron furnished by Booth and Co.
In regard to some of the stains applying to some
of the
Examining this which is the account, Mr Chief Inspector
discovers in the manner some among the that
appear to have been formerly existence, some that are ,
and gives ground an intimation similar to that given
in the other case. It may happen to The same fact to be proved in a manner
equally incontestable by any one of a variety of articles
of evidence. Mr Chief Inspector is upon the watch for
every one that appears producible and nothing but
those will satisfy him. But there is no instance in those
that with which he interests himself prepared to be satisfied
with but is not inferior in point of
common sense as well as to that which I was had <add>already offered</add> still
for to give. A paper unsanctioned with by any
to which it may might as easily have happened rou false as
true, is what he is always calling for to the exclusion
of every the evidence on call, and subject to cross-examination,
as already tendered.
Inclosed is an Accoun papers I received from Booth and Co not many
days after the my last letter to the then Secretary of the Board
in which papers is are contained all the invoices. These invoices
I imagine concern Mr saying these not the
invoices that are lost: and nothing here or before well satisfyd me but
those which I know is not to be had. The These the assertions
outlined in their invoices are not the identical assertions made
in and by those invoices which are lost: but the are the assertions
made by the very same individuals by which their assertions
were made. These The assertions in the invoices were not
made upon oath: and with those Mr would have been
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