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<p>No. 6 <sic> Licolns>/sic> Inn <lb/> 12 Sept<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. 1798.</p> | <p>No. 6 <sic> Licolns>/sic> Inn <lb/> 12 Sept<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. 1798.</p> | ||
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<p>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bentham to M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> White, in reply.</p> | |||
<p>Hendon, Middlesex, 13<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> Sept. 1798</p> | |||
<p>Sir <lb/> I beg your acceptance of my best thanks for the favour <lb/> of your very speedy answers, and in a particular manner for <lb/> the obliging attention manifested in the <sic>shewing</sic> the form in <lb/> Question to my learned Friend, and it affords me to small <lb/> satisfaction to find that the little alterations I took the liberty <lb/> to suggest (and which arose out of the matters of fact that happen <lb/> to have fallen particularly within my knowledge) have received the <lb/> Sanction of your approbation. In obedience to your commands I send <lb/> a form containing the Alterations to the effect approved of as above: <lb/> and having the Bill before me. I thought it might be as well to <lb/> make the description of the Parties to be treated with <unclear>tally</unclear> as <lb/> nearly as might be with the description given in the Bill for <lb/> the reception of which it is the object of the notice to purpose the <lb/> Parties. — </p> | |||
<p>Recollecting just now that the mode of publishing the <lb/> notices is prescribed by the <hi rend="underline">Order of the House of Commons</hi> by</p> | |||
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Mr White to Mr Bentham in answer
Not knowing where to direct to you I applied to
Mr Butler and having shown him the notice he offered to
send it to you, first telling me he though it was proper —
The notice is not to be delivered but it is to be inserted in
the Gazette and other papers. If therefor you will alter it,
and send it back to me I will immediately get it inserted —
There cannot be the least objection in altering it in the
manner you have suggested. —
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No. 6 Licolns>/sic> Inn
12 Septr. 1798.
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Mr Bentham to Mr White, in reply.
Hendon, Middlesex, 13th Sept. 1798
Sir
I beg your acceptance of my best thanks for the favour
of your very speedy answers, and in a particular manner for
the obliging attention manifested in the <sic>shewing the form in
Question to my learned Friend, and it affords me to small
satisfaction to find that the little alterations I took the liberty
to suggest (and which arose out of the matters of fact that happen
to have fallen particularly within my knowledge) have received the
Sanction of your approbation. In obedience to your commands I send
a form containing the Alterations to the effect approved of as above:
and having the Bill before me. I thought it might be as well to
make the description of the Parties to be treated with tally as
nearly as might be with the description given in the Bill for
the reception of which it is the object of the notice to purpose the
Parties. —
Recollecting just now that the mode of publishing the
notices is prescribed by the Order of the House of Commons by
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