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<note>Police Report <lb/>Expence of punishment <lb/>N.S. Wales <lb/>116 639 : 9 : 11<lb/> <hi rend="underline">23 981 : 15 : 0</hi><lb/>140,620 : 14 : 11<lb/>11<lb/>20</note> | |||
official situations present a head of expence <lb/>to which at that immense distance <del>where</del><lb/> communication and explanation so tardy and<lb/>precarious, a negative can not <add>never</add> be put, nor<lb/>at the same time that so tolerably adequate<lb/>which can ever be applied to it. <add>Sooner or later</add> Here as<lb/>at Sierra Leone, sooner or later, the <gap/><lb/>misled by the usual illusions, will figure to them shelves funny take their<lb/><add>they beheld on</add> eyes to trhis spot an adequate object of destruction<lb/>at least, if not of depredation: apprehensions<lb/>well or ill grounded of such<lb/>a misfortune may at any time be productive<lb/>of extraordinary exertions and extraordinary<lb/>expences in the <gap/> of guarding<lb/>against it. Sooner or later, the example<lb/>of America, and so many <add>future &</add> course examples<lb/>will emenate struncilate these <gap/> subjects, prepared<lb/>or unprepared, to see <gap/> the<lb/>yoke: hence fresh disasters, fresh pr<gap/><lb/>and fresh expences. The government unless <add>the</add><lb/><add>moment it ceases to be military, will cease to</add>it continues military will not be adequate<lb/>to the purpose, and while it continues military | |||
<note>the colony <gap/> from<lb/>time to time with idle<lb/>and enraged <del>republicans</del> <add>seditionists</add><lb/>from <del>Europe</del> <add>Ireland as well as</add> Great Britain</note><lb/>neither pretense nor provocation will<lb/>be wanting for rising <del>at</del> <add>upon</add> it in the first<lb/><gap/> of an <add>a favourable</add> opportunity. In the <add>so short</add> compass<lb/><add>a period as</add> of nine years without any of these extraordinary<lb/>demands the expence of the military establishment<lb/><del>is not</del> has been not much less than trebled.<lb/>The expence of civil and military together <add>has been</add> much<lb/><add>as much</add> more than doubled.<lb/><pb/> | |||
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The certain <add>preliminary</add> expence of the attempt with as usual <gap/> <gap/> the utmost possible amount of the damage endeavoured to be produced.</note> | |||
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Police Report
Expence of punishment
N.S. Wales
116 639 : 9 : 11
23 981 : 15 : 0
140,620 : 14 : 11
11
20
official situations present a head of expence
to which at that immense distance where
communication and explanation so tardy and
precarious, a negative can not never be put, nor
at the same time that so tolerably adequate
which can ever be applied to it. Sooner or later Here as
at Sierra Leone, sooner or later, the
misled by the usual illusions, will figure to them shelves funny take their
they beheld on eyes to trhis spot an adequate object of destruction
at least, if not of depredation: apprehensions
well or ill grounded of such
a misfortune may at any time be productive
of extraordinary exertions and extraordinary
expences in the of guarding
against it. Sooner or later, the example
of America, and so many future & course examples
will emenate struncilate these subjects, prepared
or unprepared, to see the
yoke: hence fresh disasters, fresh pr
and fresh expences. The government unless the
moment it ceases to be military, will cease toit continues military will not be adequate
to the purpose, and while it continues military
the colony from
time to time with idle
and enraged republicans seditionists
from Europe Ireland as well as Great Britain
neither pretense nor provocation will
be wanting for rising at upon it in the first
of an a favourable opportunity. In the so short compass
a period as of nine years without any of these extraordinary
demands the expence of the military establishment
is not has been not much less than trebled.
The expence of civil and military together has been much
as much more than doubled.
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The certain preliminary expence of the attempt with as usual the utmost possible amount of the damage endeavoured to be produced.
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