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<head>Part. I Observations</head> +C<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/>
<head>Police Bill</head>
<p>[8] [<hi rend="underline">Remnants</hi>] Class 4<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>.p.6. In london there are
a multitude of shops which deal <del>who</del> principally <note><del>p.6</del><hi rend="superscript">SS 6</hi></note><lb/>
if not <del>wholly in</del> exclusively in <hi rend="underline">remnants</hi>. If they<lb/>
were not included in the licence-system, they would<lb/>
afford secure marts for<add>new</add> piece goods stolen from<lb/>
manufacturer or dealer.</p>
<p>[9] [Badge] Class 5<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>.p.6. Precedents of Badges<lb/>
<del><add>worn</add> required to be worn</del><add>law or custom</add>, or required to be worn, whither by<lb/>
1. Paupers<lb/>
2. Chimney Sweeps<lb/>
3. Watermen.<lb/>
4. Firemen.</p>
In the case of the ChimneySweepers, it is for the benefit<lb/>
of the individual wearing the badge, that it is required<lb/>
to be worn. In the <del>other cases</del><add>case of Paupers, as <unclear>now</unclear></add> it is rather<lb/>
<del>for</del> the benefit of the public than that of the individual<lb/>
that it is the object in view. In the case of<lb/>
Fireman <del>it is used simply as a</del><add>the use of the</add> distinction it to <lb/>
engage confidence: in the present case, rather to excite diffidence. <note>In the case of few Watermen by whom it is worn as a distinction of the honourary kind.  This latter instance it is presumed may be sufficient to <del>reason</del> justify the provision against the imposition of reflecting ignominy on the persons thus distinguished.</note>





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Part. I Observations +Co
Police Bill

[8] [Remnants] Class 4th.p.6. In london there are a multitude of shops which deal who principally p.6SS 6
if not wholly in exclusively in remnants. If they
were not included in the licence-system, they would
afford secure marts fornew piece goods stolen from
manufacturer or dealer.

[9] [Badge] Class 5th.p.6. Precedents of Badges
worn required to be wornlaw or custom, or required to be worn, whither by
1. Paupers
2. Chimney Sweeps
3. Watermen.
4. Firemen.

In the case of the ChimneySweepers, it is for the benefit
of the individual wearing the badge, that it is required
to be worn. In the other casescase of Paupers, as now it is rather
for the benefit of the public than that of the individual
that it is the object in view. In the case of
Fireman it is used simply as athe use of the distinction it to
engage confidence: in the present case, rather to excite diffidence. In the case of few Watermen by whom it is worn as a distinction of the honourary kind. This latter instance it is presumed may be sufficient to reason justify the provision against the imposition of reflecting ignominy on the persons thus distinguished.




Identifier: | JB/150/443/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

8-9

Box

150

Main Headings

police bill

Folio number

443

Info in main headings field

part i observations police bill

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f15

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

50664

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