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'' | <gap/> July 1808<lb/><lb/><del>Under these circumstances</del> <add>In this state of things</add>, although he was sure<lb/>that a disallowance of the <gap/> article <add>by the Commissioners</add>, would be the conse-<lb/>-quence of the omission, he would not undertake any<lb/>such vexatious task as that of hunting out the sued<lb/><add>several</add> workmen: <del>being confident</del> <add>having as apprehension</add> that <gap/> observation made<lb/>of the evidence hereby tendered by him and in<lb/>the supposition in question either rejected as inadmissible<lb/><del>and</del> <add>or</add> regarded as insufficient, any Attorney or Solicitor<lb/>General would advise the institution of any suit <add>or demand</add> groun-<lb/>-ded in the disallowance of the article in question: still<lb/>less that <del>the</del> any <del>Lord Com</del> Treasury Board would<lb/>under any such suit to be constituted, or the Court of<lb/>Exchequer or any other Court of law deem or adjudge<lb/><del>accordi</del> in favour of any such demand.<lb/><lb/>Accordingly, in the event of the Board's so<lb/>far adopting what appears to him to be Mr. Chief<lb/>Inspector Whitcant's ideas and opinions in this<lb/>head, as to require of this Accountant the procuring<lb/>receipts or other evidences from the <add>survivors of the</add> said several<lb/>workmen, he begs to be understood, as <add>hereby definitively</add> declining<lb/>to engage in any such task.<lb/><lb/>Jeremy Bentham | ||
July 1808
Under these circumstances In this state of things, although he was sure
that a disallowance of the article by the Commissioners, would be the conse-
-quence of the omission, he would not undertake any
such vexatious task as that of hunting out the sued
several workmen: being confident having as apprehension that observation made
of the evidence hereby tendered by him and in
the supposition in question either rejected as inadmissible
and or regarded as insufficient, any Attorney or Solicitor
General would advise the institution of any suit or demand groun-
-ded in the disallowance of the article in question: still
less that the any Lord Com Treasury Board would
under any such suit to be constituted, or the Court of
Exchequer or any other Court of law deem or adjudge
accordi in favour of any such demand.
Accordingly, in the event of the Board's so
far adopting what appears to him to be Mr. Chief
Inspector Whitcant's ideas and opinions in this
head, as to require of this Accountant the procuring
receipts or other evidences from the survivors of the said several
workmen, he begs to be understood, as hereby definitively declining
to engage in any such task.
Jeremy Bentham
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