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<head><del>12 <sic>Sept.</sic> 1809</del> 4 May 1811 1<lb/><del>Land Reform Order <gap/></del> <sic>Panopt.</sic> corrections to J.B.'s Printed Evidence before a<lb/>Penitentiary Committee</head> <!-- this page is organised in four columns. All text in the first column is crossed through in ink --> <p>Part I, Lands<lb/>B2. Necessity of<lb/>Part Reform<lb/><hi rend="underline">General G</hi>rievance — Kings<lb/>1. sinister interest <del>and</del> coupled<lb/>with adequate power</p> <p>p 90. to 147.</p> <p>B.4. Particular Grievances</p> <p>B.14. Influence — Corruption<lb/>and Bribery</p> <p>1<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 1. Influence in what<lb/>service necessary and<lb/>not mischievous.</p> <p>4<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 2. Corruption in<lb/>what stages and by<lb/><add><del>a</del> to</add> whom applied, most<lb/>mischievous</p> <p>2<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 3. <unclear>Human confected</unclear></p> <p><del><sic>Part.</sic> II M</del><lb/>3<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 4. Service payers<lb/><unclear>confected</unclear></p> <p>Part II. Means.</p> <p><sic>Ch.</sic> 1. Ends and means<lb/>summarily stated</p> <p><sic>Ch.</sic> 2. Electors Votes.</p> <p>Minutes p. 59<lb/>["<hi rend="underline">willing to <gap/> to that</hi>]</p> <p>I see not how <add><unclear>any</unclear> <gap/></add> a provision<lb/>to any such<lb/>effect <del>could</del> <add>would</add> can <del>be <add>can by</add></del><lb/><del><gap/></del> <add>very well be presented</add> either to<lb/>the <unclear>sentence</unclear> or to the<lb/>law in <del>virtue</del> <add>execution</add> of which<lb/>it has been passed, or,<lb/><add>the King's prosecution</add> that by which the <del>power<lb/>of pardon</del> < | <head><del>12 <sic>Sept.</sic> 1809</del> 4 May 1811 1<lb/><del>Land Reform Order <gap/></del> <sic>Panopt.</sic> corrections to J.B.'s Printed Evidence before a<lb/>Penitentiary Committee</head> <!-- this page is organised in four columns. All text in the first column is crossed through in ink --> <p>Part I, Lands<lb/>B2. Necessity of<lb/>Part Reform<lb/><hi rend="underline">General G</hi>rievance — Kings<lb/>1. sinister interest <del>and</del> coupled<lb/>with adequate power</p> <p>p 90. to 147.</p> <p>B.4. Particular Grievances</p> <p>B.14. Influence — Corruption<lb/>and Bribery</p> <p>1<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 1. Influence in what<lb/>service necessary and<lb/>not mischievous.</p> <p>4<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 2. Corruption in<lb/>what stages and by<lb/><add><del>a</del> to</add> whom applied, most<lb/>mischievous</p> <p>2<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 3. <unclear>Human confected</unclear></p> <p><del><sic>Part.</sic> II M</del><lb/>3<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> 4. Service payers<lb/><unclear>confected</unclear></p> <p>Part II. Means.</p> <p><sic>Ch.</sic> 1. Ends and means<lb/>summarily stated</p> <p><sic>Ch.</sic> 2. Electors Votes.</p> <p>Minutes p. 59<lb/>["<hi rend="underline">willing to <gap/> to that</hi>]</p> <p>I see not how <add><unclear>any</unclear> <gap/></add> a provision<lb/>to any such<lb/>effect <del>could</del> <add>would</add> can <del>be <add>can by</add></del><lb/><del><gap/></del> <add>very well be presented</add> either to<lb/>the <unclear>sentence</unclear> or to the<lb/>law in <del>virtue</del> <add>execution</add> of which<lb/>it has been passed, or,<lb/><add>the King's prosecution</add> that by which the <del>power<lb/>of pardon</del> As to<lb/>utility <del>of the</del> <add>that principle of</add> it is <gap/><lb/><add>had been</add> by <gap/> at<lb/><add>large in <gap/></add> Postscript 1st for the page <gap/> to 147<lb/><gap/> taken I have never seen<lb/>or heard any objection<lb/>to the <gap/> <gap/> employed.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <p><hi rend="superscript">2</hi>. 8<lb/>p. 57; <hi rend="underline"><gap/> Trade</hi><lb/>or <unclear>earning</unclear><lb/>☞ Add as follows</p> <p><del>In so many instances<lb/><gap/> trade which <add>if exercised</add><lb/><gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/><lb/><gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> by<lb/>so <gap/> <gap/> the <gap/> <gap/><lb/>be rendered <gap/></del></p> <p>There is scarce a<lb/>trade so unhealthy but<lb/>that by intervals of<lb/><del><gap/></del> <add><gap/>, thence by alternation<lb/>with other employment</add> it may be<lb/>rendered, innocuous<lb/>In Panopticon Postscript,<lb/>Part. II pages<lb/>from 91 to 147 are occupied<lb/> in <del>the <gap/></del><lb/>advocating such alternation:<lb/>and in p.<lb/>93 &c <del>for the</del> <add>with a</add> special<lb/><del><gap/></del> defence to<lb/><del>purpose of</del> health. [+]<lb/><!-- from the bottom of the third column --> <hi rend="superscript">[+]1</hi> In my intended institution<lb/>I should be most<lb/>at liberty to give indulgence<lb/>in this respect<lb/>to my prisoners, than<lb/>in their free state they<lb/>had been to give the like<lb/>indulgence to themselves:<lb/>in and with less <del>loss</del><lb/>of any loss (In <unclear>penalty</unclear><lb/>above addition by<lb/><!-- continues along the right hand edge of the column -->the contract. In the Postscript to Panopticon the <del>character</del> <add>plan</add> of the Subsidiary Establishment is discussed at large.</p> <!-- continuation of the second column --> <p>p. 58. Complaint Book<lb/>"<hi rend="underline">Complaints are entered</hi>"<lb/>In Panopticon Letter XII<lb/>p.70 and <gap/> those<lb/><gap/> p. 108.</p> <p>Page<lb/><sic>Panopt.</sic> Letters II. p.8.<lb/>Lamps</p> <p>Minutes p. 42. [<hi rend="underline">and<lb/>gardening</hi>]</p> <p><del>For</del> the subsidiary establishment<lb/>which by <del>the<lb/>having</del> <add>Article 18.</add> of the Contract <del><sic>Art</sic><lb/>18</del> I stand bound to <del>pro</del><lb/>keep up for securing<lb/>employment to the prisoners<lb/>after their liberation<lb/><del>are of itself</del> creates of itself<lb/>a demand to the amount<lb/>of which <unclear>seems</unclear> to preclude<lb/>the setting to the<lb/>quantity of the ground<lb/>required any other limit than that set may<lb/><!-- continues at the bottom of the fourth column -->may, I suppose, be insisted,<lb/>without the formality<lb/>of <sic>stiling</sic> it such.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of the third column --> <p>3 May 1811 <unclear>Friday</unclear><lb/>Minutes of Evidence<lb/>p. 42</p> <p><del>If I was taken with<lb/><sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Chairman, say<lb/>no objection<lb/>in the opinion of the<lb/>Chairman</del></p> <p>If <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Chairman<lb/>opinion be not <gap/><lb/>by me<lb/>there would be no<lb/>impropriety in having<lb/>out the whole of what<lb/>I have accordingly<lb/><add>taken the liberty to mark as</add><lb/>consisted <del>in <gap/></del><lb/>My addition having had<lb/><del>been presented to the<lb/>suppos</del> for its ground<lb/>something which <del>does</del><lb/>at present does not<lb/>apply.</p> <p>Minutes p. 56<lb/>Contrition of reformation</p> <!-- next paragraph crossed through in ink --> <p><add><gap/></add> Contrition — appearances<lb/>of it are without<lb/>reality so easily<lb/>assumed — and are<lb/>to be assumed <del>if the</del><lb/>supposing any specific<lb/>indulgence given in<lb/>that condition is<lb/>sure to be assumed<lb/>the formation the so<lb/><gap/> without specific<lb/>explanation is the import<lb/>of the word — that</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fourth column. all text is crossed through in ink --> <p>the danger would<lb/>I humbly apprehend<lb/>be <del>danger</del> <add>much greater</add> appearing<lb/>it ordained by a <gap/><lb/>and <gap/> rule that<lb/>"Prisoners shall at<lb/>"the direction of a <add>such</add> person<lb/>"<add>(meaning a person</add> that then the <gap/><lb/>"be indulged rather in<lb/>"proportion to their contribution<lb/>"than in proportion<lb/>"to their work."</p> <p>In the case of indulgence<lb/>and reference here<lb/>so vague, without<lb/>particular explanations<lb/>is the import of the<lb/>words: and in <add>the</add> case<lb/>of contradiction the<lb/>reality be <gap/> impossible<lb/>to be ascertained, the<lb/>appearance is easily<lb/>counterfeited, and<lb/>without a grain of<lb/>reality so sure to be<lb/>counterfeited if any<lb/>thing certain were to<lb/>be got by it.<lb/>See Panoticon.</p> <p>(Not to be printed <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic><lb/><gap/> will be pleased<lb/>to determine whether<lb/>what is above shall<lb/>stand. It is the result<lb/>of my best endeavours<lb/>to <del>comply with</del> <add>confirm to</add> what<lb/>I understand to be law.<lb/>opinion of <del>concerning</del><lb/>what is proper to be<lb/>done.</p> | ||
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12 Sept. 1809 4 May 1811 1
Land Reform Order Panopt. corrections to J.B.'s Printed Evidence before a
Penitentiary Committee
Part I, Lands
B2. Necessity of
Part Reform
General Grievance — Kings
1. sinister interest and coupled
with adequate power
p 90. to 147.
B.4. Particular Grievances
B.14. Influence — Corruption
and Bribery
1
Ch. 1. Influence in what
service necessary and
not mischievous.
4
Ch. 2. Corruption in
what stages and by
a to whom applied, most
mischievous
2
Ch. 3. Human confected
Part. II M
3
Ch. 4. Service payers
confected
Part II. Means.
Ch. 1. Ends and means
summarily stated
Ch. 2. Electors Votes.
Minutes p. 59
["willing to to that]
I see not how any a provision
to any such
effect could would can be can by
very well be presented either to
the sentence or to the
law in virtue execution of which
it has been passed, or,
the King's prosecution that by which the power
of pardon As to
utility of the that principle of it is
had been by at
large in Postscript 1st for the page to 147
taken I have never seen
or heard any objection
to the employed.
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2. 8
p. 57; Trade
or earning
☞ Add as follows
In so many instances
trade which if exercised
by
so the
be rendered
There is scarce a
trade so unhealthy but
that by intervals of
, thence by alternation
with other employment it may be
rendered, innocuous
In Panopticon Postscript,
Part. II pages
from 91 to 147 are occupied
in the
advocating such alternation:
and in p.
93 &c for the with a special
defence to
purpose of health. [+]
[+]1 In my intended institution
I should be most
at liberty to give indulgence
in this respect
to my prisoners, than
in their free state they
had been to give the like
indulgence to themselves:
in and with less loss
of any loss (In penalty
above addition by
the contract. In the Postscript to Panopticon the character plan of the Subsidiary Establishment is discussed at large.
p. 58. Complaint Book
"Complaints are entered"
In Panopticon Letter XII
p.70 and those
p. 108.
Page
Panopt. Letters II. p.8.
Lamps
Minutes p. 42. [and
gardening]
For the subsidiary establishment
which by the
having Article 18. of the Contract Art
18 I stand bound to pro
keep up for securing
employment to the prisoners
after their liberation
are of itself creates of itself
a demand to the amount
of which seems to preclude
the setting to the
quantity of the ground
required any other limit than that set may
may, I suppose, be insisted,
without the formality
of stiling it such.
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3 May 1811 Friday
Minutes of Evidence
p. 42
If I was taken with
Mr Chairman, say
no objection
in the opinion of the
Chairman
If Mr Chairman
opinion be not
by me
there would be no
impropriety in having
out the whole of what
I have accordingly
taken the liberty to mark as
consisted in
My addition having had
been presented to the
suppos for its ground
something which does
at present does not
apply.
Minutes p. 56
Contrition of reformation
Contrition — appearances
of it are without
reality so easily
assumed — and are
to be assumed if the
supposing any specific
indulgence given in
that condition is
sure to be assumed
the formation the so
without specific
explanation is the import
of the word — that
---page break---
the danger would
I humbly apprehend
be danger much greater appearing
it ordained by a
and rule that
"Prisoners shall at
"the direction of a such person
"(meaning a person that then the
"be indulged rather in
"proportion to their contribution
"than in proportion
"to their work."
In the case of indulgence
and reference here
so vague, without
particular explanations
is the import of the
words: and in the case
of contradiction the
reality be impossible
to be ascertained, the
appearance is easily
counterfeited, and
without a grain of
reality so sure to be
counterfeited if any
thing certain were to
be got by it.
See Panoticon.
(Not to be printed Mr
will be pleased
to determine whether
what is above shall
stand. It is the result
of my best endeavours
to comply with confirm to what
I understand to be law.
opinion of concerning
what is proper to be
done.
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