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The object of the <add>general</add> words "or which may hereafter<lb/>"come to be lawfully given to them in charge"<lb/>is to let in enquiries by  Instruction <add>to be given from time to time</add> from the<lb/>King in Council, without the need of an Act of <lb/>Parliament on purpose:  of which the <add>alreaady</add> proposed<lb/>Enquiries concerning the proceedings before Justices<lb/>of the Peace (single Justices included)<lb/>may serve as an example: and possibly enquiries<lb/>into the State of the Poor, in contravention<lb/>of those instituted by Act of Parliament might<lb/>hereafter be introduced through the same channel.<lb/>Whether in point of  prudence it be advisable<lb/>to apply to Parliament for powers of<lb/>so wide an extent and so lax a nature is<lb/>a question for men of experience to determine.  <lb/>Powers of enquiry of a very extensive nature<lb/>as given to the Commissioners of Inquiry into<lb/>the Fees of office, the Commissioners for auditing<lb/>the public accounts, and the Commissioners of<lb/>the Land Revenue:  but the subject matters<lb/>of inquiry and thence the classes of persons<lb/>subjected to it were in those instances limited<lb/>it may be said by Parliament.  In the present<lb/>case, were Opposiiton to lay their finger on it, <del>they</del><lb/<del>>would naturally be disposed to  raise</del> a cry <add>might be raised</add> of<lb/>Inquisition, the Chamber &c.  The existing powers<lb/>for inquiring into offences that - Offenses amongst<lb/> the rest are limited by the necessity of a previous<lb/><del>oath of</del> deposition upon Oath on the part of some individual.<lb/>
The object of the <add>general</add> words "or which may hereafter<lb/>"come to be lawfully given to them in charge"<lb/>is to let in enquiries by  Instruction <add>to be given from time to time</add> from the<lb/>King in Council, without the need of an Act of <lb/>Parliament on purpose:  of which the <add>already</add> proposed<lb/>Enquiries concerning the proceedings before Justices<lb/>of the Peace (single Justices included)<lb/>may serve as an example: and possibly enquiries<lb/>into the State of the Poor, in contravention<lb/>of those instituted by Act of Parliament might<lb/>hereafter be introduced through the same channel.<lb/>Whether in point of  prudence it be advisable<lb/>to apply to Parliament for powers of<lb/>so wide an extent and so lax a nature is<lb/>a question for men of experience to determine.  <lb/>Powers of inquiry of a very extensive nature<lb/>are given to the Commissioners of Enquiry into<lb/>the Fees of office, the Commissioners for auditing<lb/>the public accounts, and the Commissioners of<lb/>the Land Revenue:  but the subject matters<lb/>of inquiry and thence the classes of persons<lb/>subjected to it were in those instances limited<lb/>it may be said by Parliament.  In the present<lb/>case, were Opposition to lay their finger on it, <del>they</del><lb/<del>>would naturally be disposed to  raise</del> a cry <add>might be raised</add> of<lb/>Inquisition, Star-Chamber &c.  The existing powers<lb/>for inquiring into offences State-Offenses amongst<lb/> the rest, are limited by the necessity of a previous<lb/><del>oath of</del> deposition upon Oath on the part of some individual.<lb/><pb/>





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The object of the general words "or which may hereafter
"come to be lawfully given to them in charge"
is to let in enquiries by Instruction to be given from time to time from the
King in Council, without the need of an Act of
Parliament on purpose: of which the already proposed
Enquiries concerning the proceedings before Justices
of the Peace (single Justices included)
may serve as an example: and possibly enquiries
into the State of the Poor, in contravention
of those instituted by Act of Parliament might
hereafter be introduced through the same channel.
Whether in point of prudence it be advisable
to apply to Parliament for powers of
so wide an extent and so lax a nature is
a question for men of experience to determine.
Powers of inquiry of a very extensive nature
are given to the Commissioners of Enquiry into
the Fees of office, the Commissioners for auditing
the public accounts, and the Commissioners of
the Land Revenue: but the subject matters
of inquiry and thence the classes of persons
subjected to it were in those instances limited
it may be said by Parliament. In the present
case, were Opposition to lay their finger on it, they<lb/>would naturally be disposed to raise a cry might be raised of
Inquisition, Star-Chamber &c. The existing powers
for inquiring into offences State-Offenses amongst
the rest, are limited by the necessity of a previous
oath of deposition upon Oath on the part of some individual.

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Identifier: | JB/150/687/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

150

Main Headings

police bill

Folio number

687

Info in main headings field

police bill

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d3

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman

Marginals

Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

50908

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