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By the 9.G.2.c.30<gap/>one enlists himself <lb/>in foreign service, or engaged to go abroad <add>with intent</add>to enlist<lb/>himself, as likewise he who enlists feeling procures him<lb/> to be enlisted, or engaged him to go abroad for that purpose<lb/> is made guilty <unclear>of</unclear> <unclear>Prolong</unclear> without Benefit<lb/>of Clergy<p>paragraph</p>The sense of it however being drowned in the words, it<lb/>was thought necessary <add>20 years later</add>to enact it over again
By the 9.G.2.c.30<gap/>one enlists himself <lb/>in foreign service, or engaged to go abroad <add>with intent</add>to enlist<lb/>himself, as likewise he who enlists feeling procures him<lb/> to be enlisted,<note>Besides this it has the iniginuity of being retrospective</note> or engaged him to go abroad for that purpose<lb/> is made guilty <unclear>of</unclear> <unclear>Prolong</unclear> without Benefit<lb/>of Clergy<p>paragraph</p>The sense of it however being drowned in the words, it<lb/>was thought necessary <add>20 years later</add>to enact it over again
<del>deleted text</del><lb/><del>deleted text</del>The former,<del>however</del>as usual;<lb/> <del>deleted text</del><add>being</add>preserved.<lb/>By the <del>deleted text</del><add><add>added text</add>first nothing being said</add> the <unclear>salatious</unclear> punishments, they <del>deleted text</del> by consideration were suffer'd to remain -  By the latter they <del>deleted text</del><add>are things which purge</add> [away]the guilt,<lb/>saved - but as the saving relates <del>only</del> to Offence much surer than<lb/> against that <del>deleted text</del><gap/><add>only</add> in which it <unclear>inscribed</unclear>, it <add><gap/>added text<gap/></add> Punishment depends upon the Prosecutor whither it shall have.<lb/>any effect. If he <sic>chuses</sic> to have the <unclear>Water</unclear> for<lb/> Children beggars he has
<del>deleted text</del><lb/><del>deleted text</del>The former,<del>however</del>as usual;<lb/> <del>deleted text</del><note>29.G.2.c.17</note><add>being</add>preserved.<lb/>By the <del>deleted text</del><add><add>added text</add>first nothing being said</add> the <unclear>salatious</unclear> punishments, they <del>deleted text</del> by consideration were suffer'd to remain -  By the latter they <del>deleted text</del><add>are things which purge</add> [away]the guilt,<lb/>saved - but as the saving relates <del>only</del> to Offence much surer than<lb/> against that <del>deleted text</del><gap/><add>only</add> in which it <unclear>inscribed</unclear>, it <add><gap/>added text<gap/></add> Punishment depends upon the Prosecutor whither it shall have.<lb/>any effect. If he <sic>chuses</sic> to have the <unclear>Water</unclear> for<lb/> Children beggars he has
nothing to do but to prosecute<lb/> upon the first.<lb/><pb/>
nothing to do but to prosecute<lb/> upon the first.<lb/><pb/>
<head>[2]</head><p>The permission [as to the <add>added text</add><gap/>of it]has thus<add>inconvenience</add><lb/>that <del>it prob</del><add>if it should</add> be judged proper <add>to</add><lb/> <del>sufficient <gap/><gap/></del> <add>favour an <gap/>this </add> particular it cannot <add>be done</add><lb/><del>without</del><add>by connivance:</add> an open <del>and</del>authentic<add>declaration</add> that <del>him</del> must be made at least in the case <add>of</add><lb/> officers <add>of the <unclear>invidious</unclear>preference<add>particularity</add></add></add> under the <unclear>ligination</unclear> of the foreign<lb/> Private <unclear>Sparaness</unclear> maybe <unclear>spoken</unclear> and the <add>position</add> <unclear>disous</unclear> of Government may be <unclear>confirmed</unclear> from <add>circumstances:</add><gap/><del>deleted text</del><lb/>&amp;<unclear>man</unclear> may act <del>deleted text</del><add>eventually</add> with infer<add>in</add><add>on</add><lb/> causing <unclear>sense</unclear> of such <del>differences</del><add><unclear>assynonies</unclear></add> and inch in<lb/> But it is an idea not pleasing men seduced into<add>a situation</add><lb/> of having their lives dependent upon the breath<lb/> and we know the fate of S<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Walter Raleigh.</p> To obviate this <del>deleted text</del> at least to <unclear>folliate</unclear> it<lb/>might be better if instead of <del>deleted text</del> it's having made <add>a</add><lb/> <unclear>construct</unclear> of Government regulation, <del>deleted text</del><add>powers<add>given</add>were</add><lb/> to the Crown <del>to</del> under due restrictions as to the <add>interval</add><lb/> between publication of commencement <add><del>if</del>as</add><lb/> to choice of penalties, to establish such a pro<add>-hibition</add><lb/> at any time by Proclamation <del>with</del><add>for</add> a contriv<add>ance</add><lb/><head>[3]</head>to be therein expressed: as<add>and you </add> <gap/> excercise before Proclamation<lb/> to arrest any man by name upon<lb/> Path of suspicion, and to confine him for such a <lb/> length of time ( a fortnight for instance)as should <lb/> be deemed sufficient for the <del>publishing of the</del><add>passing of the Proclamation of</add><lb/> <del>Proclamation of its <gap/></del><add>for the instance before it Publication</add> of commencement.</p> <del>By this means</del> If it should happen that<lb/> two nations whereof one only is <unclear>meant</unclear> to be favored and this behalf, are <del>endeavouring</del><add>reckoning -</add> to enlist<lb/> at the same time <gap/>gents for their <gap/><lb/> or if taken up might be <gap/> by <gap/> except with their<del>deleted text</del><lb/> nation might be excepted in the March: &amp;if a Proclamation<lb/> were thought necessary to stifle the operations<lb/> of the <del>other</del> <add><unclear>discountinioned</unclear> nation</add> means might be found by particular<lb/> prohibtion suspecting the latter enforced by <add>the</add> legitimate<lb/> penalties to <unclear>compensate</unclear> that effect: while the<lb/> interests of <unclear>this</unclear> favourite nation might be <unclear>realised</unclear>, by<lb/> making their <add><gap/></add> again to the objects in common with all <add>those other nations</add> that <gap/> of a prohibition which being sanctioned<lb/> by penalties not warranted should be [but]a <unclear>fraction</unclear><lb/> <pb/><head>[4]</head> <p>Pulman - to account  for the distinction <add>made</add><lb/>in disfavour of the other, that alone might <add>might be the only one</add> mentioned<lb/> in the recital as having by its activity <add>called</add> <del>occasionally on</del><add><del>for the</del> the prohibition. </add></p><p>By some such expedients as these, it should <add>seem</add><lb/> this often necessary deceit might be <unclear>sorcesmend</unclear> from<lb/><del><gap</del>/><add>being</add><gap/><add>but  from by foreign <unclear>ambassadors</unclear> from</add> not of the Law; at least <add>what</add><lb/> <del>deleted text</del> <add>is the </add> main point,<add>as being</add> and perhaps the only alternative <add>one</add><lb/>they might <add>added text</add> a <unclear>bitter</unclear> grace dissemble <add>their</add><lb/>belo<gap/> of it.<lb/></p>As to the Punishment, the most effectual <add>warrantable/</add>one<add>by such</add><lb/>an offence seems to be Infamy in cases wher<lb/>the national turn of sentiment favours the in <add>national <unclear>affections</unclear> are in  consonanace with the - <add>Law</add></add> he<lb/>I mean where that of <unclear>France</unclear>, is/or of <add>while</add> pain<lb/> that nation continues its present close <unclear>connection</unclear><add><gap/></add><lb/>or natural rival
<head>[2]</head><p>The permission [as to the <add>added text</add><gap/>of it]has thus<add>inconvenience</add><lb/>that <del>it prob</del><add>if it should</add> be judged proper <add>to</add><lb/> <del>sufficient <gap/><gap/></del> <add>favour an <gap/>this </add> particular it cannot <add>be done</add><lb/><del>without</del><add>by connivance:</add> an open <del>and</del>authentic<add>declaration</add> that <del>him</del> must be made at least in the case <add>of</add><lb/> officers <add>of the <unclear>invidious</unclear>preference<add>particularity</add></add></add> under the <unclear>ligination</unclear> of the foreign<lb/> Private <unclear>Sparaness</unclear> maybe <unclear>spoken</unclear> and the <add>position</add> <unclear>disous</unclear> of Government may be <unclear>confirmed</unclear> from <add>circumstances:</add><gap/><del>deleted text</del><lb/>&amp;<unclear>man</unclear> may act <del>deleted text</del><add>eventually</add> with infer<add>in</add><add>on</add><lb/> causing <unclear>sense</unclear> of such <del>differences</del><add><unclear>assynonies</unclear></add> and inch in<lb/> But it is an idea not pleasing men seduced into<add>a situation</add><lb/> of having their lives dependent upon the breath<lb/> and we know the fate of S<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Walter Raleigh.<note><del>into</del>by considerations which purge [away] the guilt, much more than through examples from Punishment</note></p> To obviate this <del>deleted text</del> at least to <unclear>folliate</unclear> it<lb/>might be better if instead of <del>deleted text</del> it's having made <add>a</add><lb/> <unclear>construct</unclear> of Government regulation, <del>deleted text</del><add>powers<add>given</add>were</add><lb/> to the Crown <del>to</del> under due restrictions as to the <add>interval</add><lb/> between publication of commencement <add><del>if</del>as</add><lb/> to choice of penalties, to establish such a pro<add>-hibition</add><lb/> at any time by Proclamation <del>with</del><add>for</add> a contriv<add>ance</add><lb/><head>[3]</head>to be therein expressed: as<add>and you </add> <gap/> excercise before Proclamation<lb/> to arrest any man by name upon<lb/> Path of suspicion, and to confine him for such a <lb/> length of time ( a fortnight for instance)as should <lb/> be deemed sufficient for the <del>publishing of the</del><add>passing of the Proclamation of</add><lb/> <del>Proclamation of its <gap/></del><add>for the instance before it Publication</add> of commencement.</p> <del>By this means</del> If it should happen that<lb/> <note>[+] Ambassador as is for want of proof<note><gap/>marginal note <del>text</del></note></note>two nations whereof one only is <unclear>meant</unclear> to be favored and this behalf, are <del>endeavouring</del><add>reckoning -</add> to enlist<lb/> at the same time <gap/>gents for their <gap/><lb/> or if taken up might be <gap/> by <gap/> except with their<del>deleted text</del><lb/> nation might be excepted in the March: &amp;if a Proclamation<lb/> were thought necessary to stifle the operations<lb/> of the <del>other</del> <add><unclear>discountinioned</unclear> nation</add> means might be found by particular<lb/> prohibtion suspecting the latter enforced by <add>the</add> legitimate<lb/> penalties to <unclear>compensate</unclear> that effect: while the<lb/> <note>The statute <gap/> peceding the last of these <del>might</del><add><del>an</del> example of a power given to  issue Proclamations for a <unclear>sinister</unclear> purpose. v.29.G.2 c16</add></note>interests of <unclear>this</unclear> favourite nation might be <unclear>realised</unclear>, by<lb/> making their <add><gap/></add> again to the objects in common with all <add>those other nations</add> that <gap/> of a prohibition which being sanctioned<lb/> by penalties not warranted should be [but]a <unclear>fraction</unclear><lb/> <pb/><head>[4]</head> <p>Pulman - to account  for the distinction <add>made</add><lb/>in disfavour of the other, that alone might <add>might be the only one</add> mentioned<lb/> in the recital as having by its activity <add>called</add> <del>occasionally on</del><add><del>for the</del> the prohibition. </add></p><p><note><gap/>marginal note text for the French to be marked with a Fleur de Lys for infamy &amp; not <gap/> the Kingdom<del>deleted text</del> to </note>By some such expedients as these, it should <add>seem</add><lb/> this often necessary deceit might be <unclear>sorcesmend</unclear> from<lb/><del><gap</del>/><add>being</add><gap/><add>but  from by foreign <unclear>ambassadors</unclear> from</add> not of the Law; at least <add>what</add><lb/> <del>deleted text</del> <add>is the </add> main point,<add>as being</add> and perhaps the only alternative <add>one</add><lb/>they might <add>added text</add> a <unclear>bitter</unclear> grace dissemble <add>their</add><lb/>belo<gap/> of it.<lb/></p>As to the Punishment, the most effectual <add>warrantable/</add>one<add>by such</add><lb/>an offence seems to be Infamy in cases wher<lb/>the national turn of sentiment favours the in <add>national <unclear>affections</unclear> are in  consonanace with the - <add>Law</add></add> he<lb/>I mean where that of <unclear>France</unclear>, is(or of <add>while</add> pain<lb/> that nation continues its present close <unclear>connection</unclear><add><gap/></add><lb/>or natural rival) is the service listed <add>contacted</add> for.<lb/>Under this <gap/>, convicts might be <del>branded</del><add>marked in</add><del>deleted text</del><lb/>this method of the <gap/> stigmatization with a bran<lb/><gap/><gap/> to cover their whole forehead:<gap/><lb/>ex hidient which at the same time that it <unclear>arrest</unclear>
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By the 9.G.2.c.30one enlists himself
in foreign service, or engaged to go abroad with intentto enlist
himself, as likewise he who enlists feeling procures him
to be enlisted,Besides this it has the iniginuity of being retrospective or engaged him to go abroad for that purpose
is made guilty of Prolong without Benefit
of Clergy

paragraph

The sense of it however being drowned in the words, it
was thought necessary 20 years laterto enact it over again

deleted text
deleted textThe former,howeveras usual;
deleted text29.G.2.c.17beingpreserved.
By the deleted text<add>added textfirst nothing being said</add> the salatious punishments, they deleted text by consideration were suffer'd to remain - By the latter they deleted textare things which purge [away]the guilt,
saved - but as the saving relates only to Offence much surer than
against that deleted textonly in which it inscribed, it added text Punishment depends upon the Prosecutor whither it shall have.
any effect. If he chuses to have the Water for
Children beggars he has nothing to do but to prosecute
upon the first.

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[2]

The permission [as to the added textof it]has thusinconvenience
that it probif it should be judged proper to
sufficient favour an this particular it cannot be done
withoutby connivance: an open andauthenticdeclaration that him must be made at least in the case of
officers of the invidiouspreference<add>particularity</add></add> under the ligination of the foreign
Private Sparaness maybe spoken and the position disous of Government may be confirmed from circumstances:deleted text
&man may act deleted texteventually with inferinon
causing sense of such differencesassynonies and inch in
But it is an idea not pleasing men seduced intoa situation
of having their lives dependent upon the breath
and we know the fate of Sr Walter Raleigh.intoby considerations which purge [away] the guilt, much more than through examples from Punishment

To obviate this deleted text at least to folliate it
might be better if instead of deleted text it's having made a
construct of Government regulation, deleted textpowers<add>givenwere</add>
to the Crown to under due restrictions as to the interval
between publication of commencement ifas
to choice of penalties, to establish such a pro-hibition
at any time by Proclamation withfor a contrivance
[3]to be therein expressed: asand you excercise before Proclamation
to arrest any man by name upon
Path of suspicion, and to confine him for such a
length of time ( a fortnight for instance)as should
be deemed sufficient for the publishing of thepassing of the Proclamation of
Proclamation of its for the instance before it Publication of commencement.

By this means If it should happen that
[+] Ambassador as is for want of proof<note>marginal note text</note>two nations whereof one only is meant to be favored and this behalf, are endeavouringreckoning - to enlist
at the same time gents for their
or if taken up might be by except with theirdeleted text
nation might be excepted in the March: &if a Proclamation
were thought necessary to stifle the operations
of the other discountinioned nation means might be found by particular
prohibtion suspecting the latter enforced by the legitimate
penalties to compensate that effect: while the
The statute peceding the last of these mightan example of a power given to issue Proclamations for a sinister purpose. v.29.G.2 c16interests of this favourite nation might be realised, by
making their again to the objects in common with all those other nations that of a prohibition which being sanctioned
by penalties not warranted should be [but]a fraction

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[4]

Pulman - to account for the distinction made
in disfavour of the other, that alone might might be the only one mentioned
in the recital as having by its activity called occasionally onfor the the prohibition.

marginal note text for the French to be marked with a Fleur de Lys for infamy & not the Kingdomdeleted text to By some such expedients as these, it should seem
this often necessary deceit might be sorcesmend from
<gap/>beingbut from by foreign ambassadors from not of the Law; at least what
deleted text is the main point,as being and perhaps the only alternative one
they might added text a bitter grace dissemble their
belo of it.

As to the Punishment, the most effectual warrantable/oneby such
an offence seems to be Infamy in cases wher
the national turn of sentiment favours the in national affections are in consonanace with the - <add>Law</add> he
I mean where that of France, is(or of while pain
that nation continues its present close connection
or natural rival) is the service listed contacted for.
Under this , convicts might be brandedmarked indeleted text
this method of the stigmatization with a bran
to cover their whole forehead:
ex hidient which at the same time that it arrest


Identifier: | JB/070/213/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

070

Main Headings

of laws in general

Folio number

213

Info in main headings field

enlisting in foreign service

Image

002

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f1 / f2 / f3 / f4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l v g propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23328

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