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What are "large illegible characters" is a question the answer to which will defer with the strength of eyesight of those
who are to judge: tho' as it would be thought very hard to convict a man who had, according to his notion would plead his complied with what the act requires according to his notion of it
very that any more the that had the undisputed that that is an at all

As to those indeed who in
There is nothing new in such a specificated
as its sense it may appear.

To avoid this it should come.

The examples when the indulgence has not been been intended
to of a guilt imperious

the utter improbability of that any idea of consequences so should ever reach
the inefficacious because inconceivable conception of a rough delinquent, to regard the omission as designed.

It is

& though
and the
word would the but have been

The reason of breaking this
Section of the original into
two Articles, the reader
I suppose to
be, that they relate relating
to persons & the
of a the different

I want in need of indulge a

The latter seems in strictness to be the meaning. Tho if it
was deemed <add> adjudged so, would subject many to the
penalty, whose are as the
with the price.

Legislation

On Pecks of Wool
On Bales of Tobacco

Upon the most conspicuous for

Some Many persons "occupy" places which they <add. frams for instance</add> & employ
Carriages <del.at them at places where they never live themselves
If a man who hired an Landau had a farm upon
his hands in Cumberland or Cornwall then
such a one in such a street in London would
he but a roundabout direction: no on the other hand
would it be necessary to insert every place

he looks upon it as
an infringement upon
his liberties it among
which there are
some that who reckon that
being abusive or of doing mischief

<p. It may be imagined concurred this will send very proper & well imagined regulation which I have been here cannot always bevery agreeably properly relished by the Drivers.
It was made devised as a check upon their behaviour, means of keeping them in good order <add> to their good behaviour, by their consciousness of being known not of directing
a persecution where they may be assembled to to them upon any instance of the contrary. It is but natural therefore
to expect that all the shifts that can be imagined<add> to evade the Law should at one time or other be put in practise. Thus
to a restraint which on various occasions may incommode them. The move <add>precaution taken against false
supposes as much.

The best way
of is
I can think
of to solving it,
is this to inspire
the party
as here
the character
in the 1st instance,
as the
more responsible
person: using
at the same
time a power
to the Magistrate
suggestion
of the Masters<lb/. that the above
was

the
will his probity
to
&
the
open Oath
besides
having
what the

may offer.

Every one obvious should not be over as importable.

it has reflections of this
should , then
to these patrons
of ; who
intent on the compassing
of the man first
that sensibility &
, to
with which Lawyers
were

All this to speak

But to borrow an impression from the subject
there is nothing like putting the saddle at once upon
the right Horse. The Justice view may not know
or be aware of this & then it will be an infinite
distress to him to
judgement.
it is certainly worth
no man's while
to advance from 20 or 30
Pounds, in <?add>
chance Law
a considerable part<lb/of which can at
no event come here
again, for the of men <add> of volunteers getting
40 & this known
the ingenious occupier
may refuse to
the satisfaction indebted for it to the common Law.

Procure the real principle
petual spent only the mechanical instrument
Accordingly in small misdemeanours &
it is convenient to result
the agents not off the
to the of their .
there are those by this which
they can then be completed to
it.

If it be not improbable that but that others besides the
person immediately interested, should may oppose the
measurement against which is here provision is here made , so neither is it with respect to the
weighing — against which there are In one as well as in the other
a number of persons agree and</del. concerning their dissatisfaction disenchantment <add> disgust
any make common cause & against the Act will
in the behalf of that carridges as of their own
It came an easy way of eluding the clause the penalty for cash
proven to be passive in his own case & active in that
of his confidences — Supernumary to that which
those who those who we are
indebted for it to the common Law

As to justice
This is the way of thinking
I would recommend to
those men of business
as to fine &
around them,
to take their chance on whose
is

<note>Still is to the Driver then in another
for it may be his offence in borrowing moving an improper
Drag-iron to use without his Master's knowledge
Broadwheels and other for narrow wheels: he may note
the but one drag iron & proper for Broadwheels he may borrow another that is not so And this difficulty of setting
on which of the two the driver or the Master the penalty shall fall occurs in moving of this Section.

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