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<head>TU-R-N-E. ACT. New. Prelude.</head> | <head>TU-R-N-E. ACT. New. Prelude. V</head> | ||
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their Duties, or impose on them restraints.</p><pb/> | their Duties, or impose on them restraints.</p><pb/> | ||
<p>M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Barrington in his observations on the <add><gap/></add> Statutes,<lb/> | |||
has very properly observed <add>made a very proper observation</add> that for certain purposes<lb/> | |||
the Statute Book <add>collection of these Instruments</add> is <add>may</add> be regarded as the work of<lb/> | |||
the same Author. It is therefore still a much less<lb/> | |||
stretch of fancy to regard each Statute <add>by itself</add> in the <add>this</add> same<lb/> | |||
light: which I shall take the liberty to do, <note>for the convenience of discourse</note> for <unclear>shortness</unclear>,<lb/> | |||
although to speak justly many of the<lb/> | |||
blemishes on which I shall have <unclear>reason</unclear> to<lb/> | |||
<gap/> arise from the case's being otherwise<lb/> | |||
In a <unclear>numerous</unclear> & mixed assembly, there are always<lb/> | |||
more who are ready with patches <add>of their own</add> to put in, than<lb/> | |||
who have well studied <add>consider'd</add> the texture of the ground, whether<lb/> | |||
it <del>wanted such patches or will</del> <add>be such as those patches are wanting for</add> or will<lb/> | |||
suit with. <note>If I may be indulged with an observation a little out of time To introduce the observation a little out of its place</note> The more this is apt to be the case,<lb/> | |||
the more call <add>is</add> there is for some general plan<lb/> | |||
for cutting out the work which all may keep<lb/> | |||
before them & conform to, <add>to</add> be investigated, if possible,<lb/> | |||
& agreed on.</p><pb/> | |||
<p>So long as the <del>Collection</del> <add>Statute Books</add> remains in it's present state<lb/> | |||
of <add>[exemplary]</add> confusion, these remarks as far as they serve to<lb/> | |||
<add>exemplify</add> shew the consequences of want of system, will never<lb/> | |||
be out of season.</p><pb/> | |||
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TU-R-N-E. ACT. New. Prelude. V
By thus increasing of the surface, I flatter myself I
have done something towards the rendering it transparent. giving it transparency
Short sentences.
I flatter myself I have done something is done towards the giving
transparency to the composition, by thus increasing of the
surface
Distribution
The first Sections (after the interpretation one compose what may be stiled the
Constitutional part of the Law belonging to this Title,
that which concerns the powers of Funds of this little
Aristocracy, with the powers & duties of it's superior & inferior
members. The rest regards the different classes
of persons who are subject to come within the
sphere of it's Jurisdiction
Method perpetual.
This principle of order once being [well] infused established, will be their needs
no other to the end of Time to keep the whole System from relaxing
into confusion. Is a new regulation thought fit
to be inserted added to under any Title? that regulation as every other must
concern one, at least, a certain class of persons — it must prescribe
their Duties, or impose on them restraints.
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Mr Barrington in his observations on the Statutes,
has very properly observed made a very proper observation that for certain purposes
the Statute Book collection of these Instruments is may be regarded as the work of
the same Author. It is therefore still a much less
stretch of fancy to regard each Statute by itself in the this same
light: which I shall take the liberty to do, for the convenience of discourse for shortness,
although to speak justly many of the
blemishes on which I shall have reason to
arise from the case's being otherwise
In a numerous & mixed assembly, there are always
more who are ready with patches of their own to put in, than
who have well studied consider'd the texture of the ground, whether
it wanted such patches or will be such as those patches are wanting for or will
suit with. If I may be indulged with an observation a little out of time To introduce the observation a little out of its place The more this is apt to be the case,
the more call is there is for some general plan
for cutting out the work which all may keep
before them & conform to, to be investigated, if possible,
& agreed on.
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So long as the Collection Statute Books remains in it's present state
of [exemplary] confusion, these remarks as far as they serve to
exemplify shew the consequences of want of system, will never
be out of season.
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