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1830. Augt. 2
Review.
 
24<!-- Number in pencil --> That in like manner the matter <gap/> of fact <gap/>
which is the subject matter of inquiry being the saving in the
several cases the same, <gap/> if he makes the mode of carrying
on the inquiry different, according to the manner and character
in which the same individual Judge is made to act: if
he be called a Judge in ordinary it is one mode, if
he be called a Judge of the Small Debt Court it is another
mode, if he be called a Judge of the Legacy Court, it is
again another mode if he be called a Judge of the Arbitration
Court it is again another mode, if he be called
a Judge of the Reconcilement Court it is again another
mode.
 
25<!-- Number in pencil --> That being fully apprised that in a writ stiled well known
Petition for Justice by the that by the Judges of old have <gap/>
of the existing system of regular procedure for the purpose
of swelling to the greatest possible extent their own
maleficent profits various devious different to the number of no
less than the <gap/> <gap/> with but too much success been
employed, as shewn in a work intituled Petitions
for Justice &amp;c. and <gap/> well knowing that by every
one of devious contributions was made to the aggregate
grievance consisting of the factitious expense, delay,
<gap/> sale and denial of justice, he the said Henry
Brougham has in this his Bill given throughout employment
to the several






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1830. Augt. 2 Review.

24 That in like manner the matter of fact which is the subject matter of inquiry being the saving in the several cases the same, if he makes the mode of carrying on the inquiry different, according to the manner and character in which the same individual Judge is made to act: if he be called a Judge in ordinary it is one mode, if he be called a Judge of the Small Debt Court it is another mode, if he be called a Judge of the Legacy Court, it is again another mode if he be called a Judge of the Arbitration Court it is again another mode, if he be called a Judge of the Reconcilement Court it is again another mode.

25 That being fully apprised that in a writ stiled well known Petition for Justice by the that by the Judges of old have of the existing system of regular procedure for the purpose of swelling to the greatest possible extent their own maleficent profits various devious different to the number of no less than the with but too much success been employed, as shewn in a work intituled Petitions for Justice &c. and well knowing that by every one of devious contributions was made to the aggregate grievance consisting of the factitious expense, delay, sale and denial of justice, he the said Henry Brougham has in this his Bill given throughout employment to the several




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Date_1

1830-08-02

Marginal Summary Numbering

24-25

Box

004

Main Headings

lord brougham displayed

Folio number

116

Info in main headings field

review

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e11

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

2037

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