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<!-- in pencil --> <p>+ 5</p> <p>The Bill experienced (as under such circumstances<lb/>it may <del>be</del> well <add>be</add> imagined it would)<lb/>great opposition as well in | <!-- in pencil --> <p>+ 5</p> <p>The Bill experienced (as under such circumstances<lb/>it may <del>be</del> well <add>be</add> imagined it would)<lb/>great opposition as well in as out of Parliament:<lb/>it was petitioned against not only on<lb/>the part of the individuals whose houses<lb/>were <del>exposed</del> <add>consigned</add> by it to Demolition, but by<lb/>the Vestry of the United Parishes <hi rend="superscript">#</hi> <note># Review &c<lb/>p.25</note> <del>It</del> <add>That it</add> had not<lb/><del>however</del> been framed <add>however</add> without great consideration<lb/>and the most respectable professional concurrence,<lb/>may be inferred from the name of the first Earl<lb/>of Mansfield, at that time <sic>Sollicitor</sic> General,<lb/><del>when</del> <add>the</add> intimacy <add>of whose connection</add> with the principal of the live<lb/>Petitioners on behalf of of the Bill <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Markham<lb/>the present Archbishop of York is so well know,<lb/>together with the names of his <add>three</add> Brothers in Law<lb/>or Nephews in Law the Finches, standing amidst<lb/>a numerous and illustrious assemblage<lb/>of other names in <del>the</del> <add>a</add> list of Commissioners appointed<lb/><del>for it</del> in the Act.</p> <p>That care is so much stronger a one than the<lb/>present, that the precedent <add>though direct in its application as well to powers as to parties</add> might be admitted to be<lb/>a bad one without prejudice to the present Bill: for<lb/><hi rend="underline">here</hi> the benefit is surely in every dimension more<lb/>extensive, and there is not a hundredth part of the<lb/>hardship.</p> <p>(21)</p> | ||
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The Bill experienced (as under such circumstances
it may be well be imagined it would)
great opposition as well in as out of Parliament:
it was petitioned against not only on
the part of the individuals whose houses
were exposed consigned by it to Demolition, but by
the Vestry of the United Parishes # # Review &c
p.25 It That it had not
however been framed however without great consideration
and the most respectable professional concurrence,
may be inferred from the name of the first Earl
of Mansfield, at that time Sollicitor General,
when the intimacy of whose connection with the principal of the live
Petitioners on behalf of of the Bill Dr Markham
the present Archbishop of York is so well know,
together with the names of his three Brothers in Law
or Nephews in Law the Finches, standing amidst
a numerous and illustrious assemblage
of other names in the a list of Commissioners appointed
for it in the Act.
That care is so much stronger a one than the
present, that the precedent though direct in its application as well to powers as to parties might be admitted to be
a bad one without prejudice to the present Bill: for
here the benefit is surely in every dimension more
extensive, and there is not a hundredth part of the
hardship.
(21)
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