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1829. Aug.11
Reformists reviewed.

Peel
His Acts

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This no addition to
the happiness of the
hearty vulgar but only to
that of Judge & Co
the Houses & Cabinet

(2)

To the happiness of the vulgar, the mob, the lower orders
the people as you call them will thus make any addition."
But why ask them, this is not worth thinking a thought about. To
My distinguished friends of the labour the Bar, the Bench, the Houses
and the Cabinet, to their happiness it will make addition,
and this done, every thing is done

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The vulgar supposed
to be made for the
use of the Bar the
Bench the House
& Cabinet

By constitution Beast was made for the use of
man: among men, the vulgar were made for the Bar, the
Bench, the House and the Cabinet, and the express image of God
person here on earth: radicals, for the use of Whigs and Tories.

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In this way only
can happiness be
encreased by consolidation

Behold then, how it is that by consolidation addition
is made to happiness — the only happiness worth thinking
about. By consolidation may my learned friends will
be enabled, with less of in happiness as poring
over grimgribber will be enabled to learn what rights have
been conferred, what obligations imposed. In regard to rights To them may there
other learned friends In regard to rights then as the property/ of all and my aforesaid friend to these learned and
all knowing persons, and other learned persons being so well
staked with the necessary means will on each occasion address themselves
make application in the proper manner and have whatsoever as much
as it is either their interest or desire to know. In regard
to obligations these are belong to the property of the aforesaid mob vulgar
used to render it possible for them lower orders would
be an injury to my learned friends. For
like any obligation you when a man fails of fulfilling
it, justice requires that he should be punished for the
failure. But before a man is punished, Justice requires
that two sets of my learned friends should be employed — one
set in accusing him another set in defending him. if the
every man had notice of his obligations what would become of my
learned friends? The bar would be a desert. And what would become
of Benches and Officers. and several and of Divested of their vested
rights
rights & fees those
among my learned friends
would be reduced to
live on salaries!!!
it dignity!
it !

Identifier: | JB/011/144/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 11.
Date_1	1829-08-11	Marginal Summary Numbering	4-6
Box	011	Main Headings	law amendment
Folio number	144	Info in main headings field	reformists reviewed
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c2
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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Notes public		ID Number	3841
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