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<!-- the text on the page has been crossed through in pencil --> <p>the rest.</p> <p>Another circumstance may on this view be<lb/> very material <add>for</add> to your Lordship's <del><gap/></del> < | <!-- the text on the page has been crossed through in pencil --> <p>the rest.</p> <p>Another circumstance may on this view be<lb/> very material <add>for</add> to your Lordship's <del><gap/></del> <add> consideration,</add><lb/> Before this plan <del>was pitched upon,</del> <add>occurred <del>than</del></add> another had<lb/> been made choice of: viz: a spot <del>near</del> <add> much nearer</add> Wandsworth,<lb/> and so near, that its vicinity, and the<lb/> <del> alarm</del> <add>disgust</add> that the Inhabitants conceived on that <lb/>account (your Lordship will remember it was a<lb/> plan that presented none of the <del> <gap/></del> <add>antidotes</add> above<lb/> <del>mentioned</del> <add> stated</add>) was made a ground of objection.<lb/> This ground of objection was <del>deemed</del> <add>accepted as</add> conclusive<lb/>by the very tribunal I am speaking of: such<lb/> was the tenderness of the feelings of individuals;<lb/> and by that very same <del>great</del> <add> high</add> and <del>respectable</del> <add> considerate</add> tribunal<lb/> was <add> the choice of</add> this very spot confirmed <add> without a dissenting word</add> as being<lb/> free from the objection which had put a negative<lb/> upon the others choice. <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi><lb/> <note>[+] <lb/> The rejection itself appears<lb/> by the part which I <gap/><lb/> the <del>reason</del> <add> grounds of it</add> was informed<lb/> of by the Supervisors:<lb/> it is indeed apparent on<lb/> the <add>very</add> face of the spot.</note></p> <p> <note> <del>[+]</del> For my Lord, what<lb/> are the buildings that<lb/> touch upon any part of the<lb/> <add> land or</add> except in the way of<lb/> distant prospect are<lb/> in view of it. Two<lb/> or three Cottages of no<lb/> value, and a public<lb/> house that would make<lb/> a fortune by it. Did<lb/> your Lordships Agents<lb/> make any objection<lb/> <del>then?</del> <add>then? I never heard they<lb/> did. But If they did</add><lb/> they were <add> judged &</add> over-ruled<lb/> The choice, your Lordship<lb/> will be pleased <lb/> to recollect is not now<lb/> to be incur'd <add> at all: much less for any benefit of man</add> it is a <foreign><hi rend="underline">su acta</hi>:</foreign> the only question <del>that</del> can be <gap/> or with regard <add><gap/></add> to the<lb/><!-- continues along edge of page --> probe. In <sic>succeeding</sic> to the estate your Lordship <gap/> it with this <unclear>observation</unclear> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></note></p> <p> Your Lordship then will have the goodness to consider<lb/> how the case stands with respect to the plan<lb/> in question. <del>The</del> <add>A</add> Penitentiary <del>System</del> <add> establishment</add> it is determined<lb/> <add> upon</add> by Parliament, <del> shall be carried <add>is in foot</add>into execution</del>. The<lb/> spot for the reception of it it is determined shall<lb/> be a <del>pu</del> spot in which vicinity to the Metropolis, As to<lb/> the River, should be <del>united</del> <add> accompanied with</add> to that degree of <gap/><lb/> which is deemed essential to the health of so numerous<lb/> an assemblage of persons, so subjected to confirm</p> | ||
the rest.
Another circumstance may on this view be
very material for to your Lordship's consideration,
Before this plan was pitched upon, occurred than another had
been made choice of: viz: a spot near much nearer Wandsworth,
and so near, that its vicinity, and the
alarm disgust that the Inhabitants conceived on that
account (your Lordship will remember it was a
plan that presented none of the antidotes above
mentioned stated) was made a ground of objection.
This ground of objection was deemed accepted as conclusive
by the very tribunal I am speaking of: such
was the tenderness of the feelings of individuals;
and by that very same great high and respectable considerate tribunal
was the choice of this very spot confirmed without a dissenting word as being
free from the objection which had put a negative
upon the others choice. [+]
[+]
The rejection itself appears
by the part which I
the reason grounds of it was informed
of by the Supervisors:
it is indeed apparent on
the very face of the spot.
[+] For my Lord, what
are the buildings that
touch upon any part of the
land or except in the way of
distant prospect are
in view of it. Two
or three Cottages of no
value, and a public
house that would make
a fortune by it. Did
your Lordships Agents
make any objection
then? then? I never heard they
did. But If they did
they were judged & over-ruled
The choice, your Lordship
will be pleased
to recollect is not now
to be incur'd at all: much less for any benefit of man it is a su acta: the only question that can be or with regard to the
probe. In succeeding to the estate your Lordship it with this observation
Your Lordship then will have the goodness to consider
how the case stands with respect to the plan
in question. The A Penitentiary System establishment it is determined
upon by Parliament, shall be carried is in footinto execution. The
spot for the reception of it it is determined shall
be a pu spot in which vicinity to the Metropolis, As to
the River, should be united accompanied with to that degree of
which is deemed essential to the health of so numerous
an assemblage of persons, so subjected to confirm
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