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§§9 [Alloy] in is formed from the
but without any very perfect comprehension
of the object of it in view. The proportion of
the names in question nor Expressions indicative
of certain proportions in the composition as
between the two metals (Tin and Lead) of which
Pewter is composed: and these proportions, A deformation (it is understood)
, afford a presumption more or less conclusive
with regard to the species of ware into
which the metal had been is formed. When a quantity of
Pewter is brought for sale, it may by this means
be known ( for example) or at least conjectured, whether
in its fashioned state or had existed in
the shape of Alchemic-Pots.
This datum would serve as a clue, to them.
inquiring respecting the manner mode of a in which the
goods had been were obtained; and when coupled with the
indications afforded by deducible from the other heads of inquiry
respecting name, occupation, and abode, would contribute
to the rendering this species of depredation
too dangerous to be practical.

Although the licencing system was not to
receive so great an as to include all
to any kind of metals, yet Pewter
at any such might (it should seem) might be included without
any great objection, and ought to be, for the purpose
of restriction their purchases either to licensed
dealers, or to such firms at large as would submitt
to the engineers contained in this species of
Books however prescribed.

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Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering	83
Box	150	Main Headings	police bill
Folio number	535	Info in main headings field	police revenue bill
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-SS9 Assay  <gap/> is found from the <gap/> but without any  very perfect comprehension of the object of it in view.  The proportion of the <gap/> <gap/> in question is <gap/> indicative of certain proportions in the composition as <gap/> in the two metals (<hi rend="underline">Tin</hi> and <hi rend="underline">Lead</hi>) of which Pewter is composed: and these proportions, & also it is understood <gap/>, afford a presumption more or less conclusive with regard to the species of ware into which the metal had been is formed.  When a quantity of Pewter is brought for sale, it <gap/>  by this means be known ( for example) as a least <gap/>, whether in its fashioned state or had existed in the shape of <gap/> <gap/> <gap/>Alchemic-Pots.  This <gap/> would serve as a clue, to them. <gap/> respecting the manner mode of a in which the goods had been were obtained; and when coupled with the indications afforded by deducible from he other heads of inquiry respecting name, occupation, and abode, would contribute to the rendering this species of <gap/> too dangerous to be practical.  Although the licencing system was not to
+<del>§§9 [<hi rend="underline">Alloy</hi>] in <gap/> is formed from the <gap/><lb/> but without any  very perfect comprehension<lb/> of the object of it in view.</del>  The <del>proportion of</del><lb/> <del>the <gap/></del>names in question nor <del>Expressions</del> indicative<lb/> of certain proportions in the composition as<lb/> between the two metals (<hi rend="underline">Tin</hi> and <hi rend="underline">Lead</hi>) of which<lb/> Pewter is composed: and these proportions, <del>A deformation </del> <add>(it is understood)</add><lb/> <del><gap/></del>, afford a presumption more or less conclusive<lb/> with regard to the species of ware into<lb/> which the metal <add>had been</add> <del>is</del> formed.  When a quantity of<lb/> Pewter is brought for sale, it may  by this means<lb/> be <hi rend="underline">known</hi> ( for example) or at least conjectured, whether<lb/> in its fashioned state or had existed in<lb/> the shape of <del><gap/> <gap/> <gap/></del> Alchemic-Pots.<lb/>  This <hi rend="underline">datum</hi> would serve as a <hi rend="underline">clue</hi>, to them.<lb/> inquiring respecting the <add>manner</add> <del>mode of a</del> in which the<lb/> goods <add>had been</add> <del>were</del> obtained; and when coupled with the<lb/> indications <del>afforded by</del> <add>deducible from</add> the other heads of inquiry<lb/> respecting <hi rend="underline">name, occupation</hi>, and <hi rend="underline">abode</hi>, would contribute<lb/> to the rendering this species of depredation<lb/> too dangerous to be practical.<lb/>  <p>Although the licencing system was not to <lb/>receive so great an <gap/> as to include all<lb/><gap/><gap/><gap/> to <gap/> <add>any kind of</add> metals, yet <hi rend="underline">Pewter</hi><lb/> <add>at <gap/> any such might</add> (it should seem) <del>might</del> be included without<lb/>any great objection, and ought to be, for the purpose<lb/> of restriction <hi rend="underline">their</hi> purchases either to licensed<lb/>dealers, or to such firms at large as would submitt<lb/>to the engineers <del><gap/></del> contained in this species of <gap/><lb/>Books however prescribed.<lb/></p><note>A</note>

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