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<head>1827 <sic>Aug.<sic> 5<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>5<lb/><note>Preface</note><lb/>5</p> <p>Peel sincere when he<lb/>said his daughter is a<lb/>Princess</p> <p><note>10<lb/>Criminals acquitted<lb/>in consequence of peel's<lb/>following Judge's advice<lb/>in procuring bills</p> <p> A man <del><gap/></del> indicted for manslaughter <del>is acquitted.</del> <add>by doing</add><lb/><add>a Court over the body of <del>another</del> the deceased.</add> Why? because he did not do the act? No:<lb/>but because by the nobody knows who who drew the indictment<lb/>the condition of the <hi rend="underline">Cavalry</hi> in respect of <del><gap/></del> sex<lb/>and aptitude for marriage nomenclature is in this instance<b/>imperative of the most perilous delivery had been <gap/><lb/>and by those who should have proved it had not been<lb/>proved: | <head>1827 <sic>Aug.</sic> 5<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>5<lb/><note>Preface</note><lb/>5</p> <p>Peel sincere when he<lb/>said his daughter is a<lb/>Princess</p> <p><note>10<lb/>Criminals acquitted<lb/>in consequence of peel's<lb/>following Judge's advice<lb/>in procuring bills</p> <p> A man <del><gap/></del> indicted for manslaughter <del>is acquitted.</del> <add>by doing</add><lb/><add>a Court over the body of <del>another</del> the deceased.</add> Why? because he did not do the act? No:<lb/>but because by the nobody knows who who drew the indictment<lb/>the condition of the <hi rend="underline">Cavalry</hi> in respect of <del><gap/></del> sex<lb/>and aptitude for marriage nomenclature is in this instance<b/>imperative of the most perilous delivery had been <gap/><lb/>and by those who should have proved it had not been<lb/>proved. By the case of <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Peel's <sic>sublaborators</sic> as<lb/><del><gap/></del> one of his bills a clause had been inserted by<lb>which the necessity of the averment in question and proof<lb/>made of it would have been <gap/>. But by the wisdom<lb/>of a majority of those Wise men of the west it had<lb/>been perceived that by the omission of neither so indispensable<lb/>in the eyes of the Common Law "too great a<lb/>"<hi rend="underline">laxity in pleading would have been <add>be</add> introduced.</hi></p> <p><note>11<Lb/>Objection of the nature<lb/>of the highway not being<lb/>mentioned overruled<lb/>but that of a mistake<lb/>in the text of the horse<lb/>allowed.</note></p> <p>One reason <del>why</del> had been <sic>alledged</sic> why the dependant<lb/>of a murderer should not suffer as such <del><gap/>,/del><lb/>one reason that had been <sic>alledged</sic> was — that <add>by<add> the <gap/><lb/>of the indictment the ,del.<gap/></del> nature <add>condition</add> of the <gap/> had <Add>in respect of <gap/.</add> not been<lb/><gap/> whether it was a huge highway or what else<lb/>it was. This objection formidable <add>strong</add> as it was had been<lb/>overruled by the learned Judge Lord Chief Justice Peel<lb/>whose liberality and sense of justice made them consequently<lb/>unaccepted <add><gap/></add></p> <p>But he objection about the condition of the cavalry<lb/>was too material and too strong, even for his Herculean<lb/>shoulders. This objection was pronounced by him a <gap/> one.<lb/><del><gap/></del> To have found it obviated by a clause in an Act of Mr Peel's<lb/>had him his <gap/>: but alas on inspection the clause was not fund.</p> | ||
1827 Aug. 5
Procedure Code
5
Preface
5
Peel sincere when he
said his daughter is a
Princess
10
Criminals acquitted
in consequence of peel's
following Judge's advice
in procuring bills
A man indicted for manslaughter is acquitted. by doing
a Court over the body of another the deceased. Why? because he did not do the act? No:
but because by the nobody knows who who drew the indictment
the condition of the Cavalry in respect of sex
and aptitude for marriage nomenclature is in this instanceimperative of the most perilous delivery had been
and by those who should have proved it had not been
proved. By the case of Mr Peel's sublaborators as
one of his bills a clause had been inserted by<lb>which the necessity of the averment in question and proof
made of it would have been . But by the wisdom
of a majority of those Wise men of the west it had
been perceived that by the omission of neither so indispensable
in the eyes of the Common Law "too great a
"laxity in pleading would have been be introduced.
<note>11
Objection of the nature
of the highway not being
mentioned overruled
but that of a mistake
in the text of the horse
allowed.
One reason why had been alledged why the dependant
of a murderer should not suffer as such ,/del>
one reason that had been alledged was — that <add>by<add> the
of the indictment the ,del. nature condition of the had in respect of <gap/. not been
whether it was a huge highway or what else
it was. This objection formidable strong as it was had been
overruled by the learned Judge Lord Chief Justice Peel
whose liberality and sense of justice made them consequently
unaccepted
But he objection about the condition of the cavalry
was too material and too strong, even for his Herculean
shoulders. This objection was pronounced by him a one.
To have found it obviated by a clause in an Act of Mr Peel's
had him his : but alas on inspection the clause was not fund.
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