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By the 15th. G.2.c.2g. <!-- symbol --> 1. Amongst other Offences to "file or<lb/>
<p>By the 15th. G.2.c.2g. <!-- double S symbol --> 1. Amongst other Offences to "file or<lb/>
alter, wash or colour any of the Brass Monies called<lb/>
any ways alter, wash or colour any of the Brass Monies called<lb/>
Halfpennies<hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi>so <unclear>Buffhead.</unclear></note> or Farthings, or add to or alter the impression<lb/>
Halfpennies <add>+</add> <note>+so Ruffhead.</note> or Farthings, or add to or alter the impression<lb/>
or any part of the impression of either side of an Halfpenny<lb/>
or any part of the impression of either side of an Halfpenny<lb/>
or Farthing, with an intent to make an Halfpenny resemble<lb/>
or Farthing, with an intent to make an Halfpenny resemble<lb/>
or look like or pass for a lawful Shilling or with<lb/>
or look like or pass for a lawful Shilling or with<lb/>
intent to make a Farthing resemble or look like or pass<lb/>
intent to make a Farthing resemble or look like or pass<lb/>
for a lawful Sixpence" is made High Treason:  &amp; by  <!-- symbol -->8<lb/>
for a lawful Sixpence" is made High Treason:  &amp; by  <!-- double S symbol -->8<lb/>
a person guilty of any such offence, who being out of <lb/>
a person guilty of any such Offence, who being out of &#x2014;<lb/>
Prison, shall discover 2 or more such Offenders so as<lb/>
Prison, shall discover 2 or more such Offenders so as &#x2014;<lb/>
they be convicted shall be entitled to a Pardon.<lb/>
they be convicted shall be entitled to a Pardon.<lb/></p>
This Statute is abridged: in <unclear>Fr. G.</unclear> Foelding's Extracts<lb/>
This Statute is abridged: in S<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi>. J. Fielding's Extracts<lb/>
from the Penal laws p. 318, &amp; it is there said - "If any<lb/>
from the Penal laws p. 318, &amp; it is there said - "If any<lb/>
"person being out of Prisonn shall file or any wise alter<lb/>
"person being out of Prison shall file or any wise alter<lb/>
"wash or colour any of the Brass Monies called Halfpennies"<lb/>
"wash or colour any of the Brass Monies called Halfpennies"<lb/>
"or Farthings or add to or alter the impression or any part<pb/>
"or Farthings or add to or alter the impression or any part<pb/>
"of the impression with intent to make them look like or pass<lb/>
"of the impression with intent to make them look like or pass<lb/>
"for a lawful Shilling or a Sixpence". . . .. "and shall<lb/>
"for a lawful Shilling or a Sixpence". . . .. "and shall<lb/>
"afterwards discover two or more persons who shall have committed<lb/> <!-- There is an unusual feature at this point in the manuscript: the word committed is hyphenated and the following line actually begins with the quotation mark in the middle of the word ( "mitted ) and not before the word any-->
"afterwards discover two or more persons who shall have committed<lb/>
"any of the said offences, so as such two or more shall<lb/>
"any of the said offences, so as such two or more shall<lb/>
"be thereof convicted; such discoverer shall have his Majesty's<lb/><!-- There is an unusual feature at this point in the manuscript: the word Majesty's is hyphenated as noted previously, with the quotation mark being ( "ty's )-->
"be thereof convicted; such discoverer shall have his Majesty's<lb/>
"most gracious Pardon for such his or her Offence."<lb/>
"most gracious Pardon for such his or her Offence."<lb/>
Now this abridgment is a representation of what the Law<lb/>
Now this abridgment is a representation of what the Law<lb/>
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whereas for any thing contained in the Text, he who is <sic>dispos'd</sic><lb/>
whereas for any thing contained in the Text, he who is <sic>dispos'd</sic><lb/>
to turn a Halfpenny into a Sixpence, or, what is as feasible<lb/>
to turn a Halfpenny into a Sixpence, or, what is as feasible<lb/>
an operation as any that are mentioned, a Farthing into a<lb/>
an operation as any that are mentioned, a Farthing into a &#x2014;<lb/>
Shilling may do it with impunity.<lb/>
Shilling may do it with impunity.<lb/></p>
The Passage here instanced would have been yet better as an<lb/>
<p>The Passage here instanced would have been yet better as an<lb/>
original, &amp; yet more in danger of being useful as a copy, if the<lb/>
original, &amp; yet more in danger of being useful as a copy, if the<lb/></p>
<head>Abridgments inadequate <!-- symbol --> <unclear>Succedanea.</unclear></head><pb/>
 
words "Brass Monies" (together with those others which serve<lb/>
<p>words "Brass Monies" (together with those others which serve<lb/>
to connect them with the rest of the sentence) had been omitted,<lb/>
to connect them with the rest of the <sic>sentince</sic>) had been omitted,<lb/>
for the truth of the matter is, that <sic>their</sic> neither are now in<lb/>
for the truth of the matter is, that <sic>their</sic> neither are now in<lb/>
being, nor were then such things as Brass Monies called<lb/>
being, nor were then such things as Brass Monies called<lb/>
Halfpennies &amp; Farthings; the Monies so called are &amp; were<lb/>
Halfpennies &amp; Farthings; the Monies so called are &amp; were<lb/>
Copper &amp; not Brass: Copper being the Metal pure -- Brass a<lb/>
Copper &amp; not Brass: Copper being the Metal pure &#x2014; Brass a<lb/>
mixed Metal, composed of Copper with an additament. +<lb/>
mixed Metal, composed of Copper with an additament. <add>+</add>
+The Simi-metal<lb/>
<note>+The Simi-metal
called Zinc <sic>obtainted</sic><lb/>
called Zinc <sic>obtainted</sic>
commonly from<lb/>
commonly from Ore called Lapis&#x2014;
Ore called Lapis<lb/>
calaminaris</note><lb/></p>
calaminaris<lb/>
<head>COMPOSIT. Abridgments inadequate [BR| | ] <foreign>Succedanea</foreign>.</head>
 
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By the 15th. G.2.c.2g. 1. Amongst other Offences to "file or
any ways alter, wash or colour any of the Brass Monies called
Halfpennies + +so Ruffhead. or Farthings, or add to or alter the impression
or any part of the impression of either side of an Halfpenny
or Farthing, with an intent to make an Halfpenny resemble
or look like or pass for a lawful Shilling or with
intent to make a Farthing resemble or look like or pass
for a lawful Sixpence" is made High Treason: & by 8
a person guilty of any such Offence, who being out of —
Prison, shall discover 2 or more such Offenders so as —
they be convicted shall be entitled to a Pardon.

This Statute is abridged: in Sr. J. Fielding's Extracts
from the Penal laws p. 318, & it is there said - "If any
"person being out of Prison shall file or any wise alter
"wash or colour any of the Brass Monies called Halfpennies"
"or Farthings or add to or alter the impression or any part
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"of the impression with intent to make them look like or pass
"for a lawful Shilling or a Sixpence". . . .. "and shall
"afterwards discover two or more persons who shall have committed
"any of the said offences, so as such two or more shall
"be thereof convicted; such discoverer shall have his Majesty's
"most gracious Pardon for such his or her Offence."
Now this abridgment is a representation of what the Law
ought to be, not of what it is; for the sense it will convey to
an ordinary apprehension is that the Penalty is to attach
whether the Halfpenny be turned into a Shilling or a Sixpence
whereas for any thing contained in the Text, he who is dispos'd
to turn a Halfpenny into a Sixpence, or, what is as feasible
an operation as any that are mentioned, a Farthing into a —

Shilling may do it with impunity.

The Passage here instanced would have been yet better as an
original, & yet more in danger of being useful as a copy, if the

words "Brass Monies" (together with those others which serve
to connect them with the rest of the sentince) had been omitted,
for the truth of the matter is, that their neither are now in
being, nor were then such things as Brass Monies called
Halfpennies & Farthings; the Monies so called are & were
Copper & not Brass: Copper being the Metal pure — Brass a
mixed Metal, composed of Copper with an additament. + +The Simi-metal called Zinc obtainted commonly from Ore called Lapis— calaminaris

COMPOSIT. Abridgments inadequate [BR| | ] Succedanea.


Identifier: | JB/070/106/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

070

Main Headings

of laws in general

Folio number

106

Info in main headings field

composit. abridgments inadequate succedanea

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23221

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