JB/150/436/001

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.5.S.1 [3] As to the mode of demarcation to[London Police ] [Penny Post] To say -for so manysuch a number
of miles round a given point[+] would not so well answer [+] If round("five miles Temple Bar, for example as in the Act 24.G.3.Sup.2.c.27.S.7 which appoints the launch of the Court jurisdiction above of the Board of Excise within which Carts are to be reistered)
the purpose, although the point assumed were mathematical
point (the Centre a point in the
of the Dome of St Paul's for example) for want of
pre-established limits running in the direction
of the circumference of a circle. The boundaries
of Parishes (how irregular so ever the boundary
here) are generally, if not universally, determined
with sufficienta degree of precision sufficient for every legal
purpose. Provision is necessary under this kind
not only with reference to questions of jurisdiction
but for the sake of determining witheral litigation
wither this or that man is shall be deemed liable
to pay the London or only the Country Duties, The
here appeared to the London Police Districtand in what Houses the London Surveyors and in what
degreehas given to that Office. as far is and with very little variationthe Country Surveyors are to exercise the several powers
if, as far as a determinate quantity can be said to
with act indeterminate of <add>notoriety with the London Penny Post but also</add> with the limits
of the jurisdiction of the LondonExcise district of the
Excise. In referring to the District of the Penny
Post it was necessary to speak of the present time:
because by 34.G.3.c.17.S6 the extent of the Districtsince as far as law is concerned the limits of that establishment
of the Penny Post is made variable at thehave no description more determinate than
of the Postmaster General and it mightwhat is given th to them by g the first Post-Office
come hereafter for to be varied for reasons whichAct 9 A.c.10.S.6: viz:" ten miles from the General [+] [+] Letter Office in London": and whatever fixation they have received has been given to them soley by the authority of the Postmaster General, by which same authority (by 34 G,3,17,S,6) they have been declared to be any time , and may afford a sufficient clew to the discovery of those names
would not apply to the business of the Police. Theexisting list of these
places included in that District will either serve without
alteration for the list of places included in the proposed London
Police District, or if it does not give the names of specify the Parishes in every instance with
sufficient precision for the present purpose: it will at any rate

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Identifier: | JB/150/436/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering	3 continued, 4
Box	150	Main Headings	police bill
Folio number	436	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d1 / f8
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	g & ep 1794
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer	fr3
Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1794
Notes public		ID Number	50657
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