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<head>16.</head><!-- in pencil --> | <head>16.</head><!-- in pencil --> | ||
<head><note>Tit. V. B.</note><!-- in pencil --> Judicial Estab .</head><!-- heading in pencil --> | <head><note>Tit. V. B.</note><!-- in pencil --> Judicial Estab.</head><!-- heading in pencil --> | ||
<p><note>Parochial Publicity Courts</note><!-- in pencil --> they <add>bystanders</add> have been let in unawares along with Jurymen | <p><note>Parochial Publicity Courts</note><!-- in pencil --> they <add>bystanders</add> have been let in unawares along with Jurymen | ||
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and <sic>Attornies</sic> , and now there is no help for it. Stone | and <sic>Attornies</sic>, and now there is no help for it. Stone | ||
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walls are stronger than orders and less obnoxious . All | walls are stronger than orders and less obnoxious. All | ||
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mankind being presumed acquainted with the law | mankind being presumed acquainted with the law | ||
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Court and acquainted with all that has ever passed | Court and acquainted with all that has ever passed | ||
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there . | there. | ||
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<head>Note</head><!-- in pencil --> | <head>Note</head><!-- in pencil --> | ||
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can sit and hear nor a dozen others where he | can sit and hear nor a dozen others where he | ||
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can stand . The other Courts in Westminster Hall | can stand. The other Courts in Westminster Hall | ||
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are pretty much in the same case. The <add>New Court at the</add> Old Bailey | are pretty much in the same case. The <add>New Court at the</add> Old Bailey | ||
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<del>more dignified</del> Courts has more architecture <add>in it</add> than | <del>more dignified</del> Courts has more architecture <add>in it</add> than | ||
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convenience for the public at large . The best contr<del>e</del>ived | convenience for the public at large. The best contr<del>e</del>ived | ||
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Court that was ever built <add>for a Court</add> will bear us | Court that was ever built <add>for a Court</add> will bear us | ||
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comparison in this respect with the worst contrived | comparison in this respect with the worst contrived | ||
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theatre . If Westminster Hall <add>the Court of King's Bench</add> were Pandaemonium<!-- ligature --> , | theatre. If Westminster Hall <add>the Court of King's Bench</add> were Pandaemonium<!-- ligature -->, | ||
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and Law-students possessed the faculty | and Law-students possessed the faculty | ||
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<del>Milton has <sic>bestow'd</sic></del> <add><sic>bestow'd</sic> by the inventor</add> upon the inhabitants of that | <del>Milton has <sic>bestow'd</sic></del> <add><sic>bestow'd</sic> by the inventor</add> upon the inhabitants of that | ||
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Assembly room , Law-students would have the possibility | Assembly room, Law-students would have the possibility | ||
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of getting what law is to be got by hearing . | of getting what law is to be got by hearing. | ||
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But law it is ordained shall be acquired <add>purchased</add> not by | But law it is ordained shall be acquired <add>purchased</add> not by | ||
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hearing but by eating : accordingly there is room enough | hearing but by eating: accordingly there is room enough | ||
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for them where they are to eat <add>to eat but none to hear</add> , <del>but</del> <add>though</add> none where | for them where they are to eat <add>to eat but none to hear</add>, <del>but</del> <add>though</add> none where | ||
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they are to hear. | they are to hear. | ||
16.
Tit. V. B. Judicial Estab.
Parochial Publicity Courts they bystanders have been let in unawares along with Jurymen
and Attornies, and now there is no help for it. Stone
walls are stronger than orders and less obnoxious. All
mankind being presumed acquainted with the law
and what passes in Courts being that which makes
law all mankind are presumed to be have been always present in
Court and acquainted with all that has ever passed
there.
Note
The Court of King's Bench when Jurymen
and such Barristers and Attorneys as have actual business
there a seated has not a dozen spots in it seats where a man
can sit and hear nor a dozen others where he
can stand. The other Courts in Westminster Hall
are pretty much in the same case. The New Court at the Old Bailey
though far superior in these respect to any of those
more dignified Courts has more architecture in it than
convenience for the public at large. The best contreived
Court that was ever built for a Court will bear us
comparison in this respect with the worst contrived
theatre. If Westminster Hall the Court of King's Bench were Pandaemonium,
and Law-students possessed the faculty
Milton has bestow'd bestow'd by the inventor upon the inhabitants of that
Assembly room, Law-students would have the possibility
of getting what law is to be got by hearing.
But law it is ordained shall be acquired purchased not by
hearing but by eating: accordingly there is room enough
for them where they are to eat to eat but none to hear, but though none where
they are to hear.
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