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<p> <add>31 July 1808</add> <add> + Charge 9 </add> <add> 4 </add> <lb/><note>Charge 9 </note><lb/></p> <p> <add> 4 </add> <lb/>II. <!-- symbol --> <hi rend="underline">General complexion of the conduct of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Chief</hi><lb/> <hi rend="underline">Inspector.</hi> [ <del> Whitcombe in the occasion</del <add> in the respect </add> in question. <del> in relation</del> <lb/><del> to the <add> their</add> line of duty.</del>]</p><p> It must, as above stated, be the principles <gap/> <lb/>proper in <del> this</del> <add> every </add> occasion <del> in question </del> <add> <del> <gap/> or that </del> </add> to be kept in view<lb/>by a Chief Inspector, it will be <Add> if it be not already, </add> but too visible, <lb/>what sort of regard has, <add> on the present occasion </add> been fund in them, by M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi><lb/> Chief Inspector Whitcomb.</p><p> In an Account composed of but <hi rend="underline">four</hi> Items, <lb/>so it <del> was </del> <add> is </add> that, in relation to all but one (in relation <lb/>to which the evidence descended of itself from a superior <lb/>source) the Accountant, himself in his youth a professional<lb/> lawyer, and in <del>his old </del> <add> advanced </add> age not inattentive to <lb/>the <hi rend="underline">rules of evidence</hi> found himself under the <unclear>indispensible</unclear> necessity of applying <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi><note>[+]<add> as he <hi rend="underline">did</hi> viz. </add> <gap/> <del>by</del> in the face of the Account itself not to operate of the <hi rend="underline">Letter</hi> which accompanied it </note> to the <sic>judicatory</sic><del> before </del> <lb/>under which he was acting on the character of a suitor, <lb/>for information concerning the practice and pleasure <lb/>of that <sic>judicatory</sic>, in respect of the [+] <note>[+] rates and conditions to be observed by an Accountant, and in particular concerning the</note> <hi rend="underline">shape</hi> <del> of </del><lb/>to be given to is evidence. </p> <p> the Account, in and by which this necessary <lb/>information was prayed, found its way, doubtless in <lb/>this course, into the hands of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Chief Inspector<lb/> Whitcomb.</p> <p> <del>thereupon, <gap/> <gap/> in the first plan of the general <lb/>complexion of his conduct, <del> throughout the </del> <add> as manifested </add> in the <lb/>face of this Account, short as it is, in such glaring colours </del> </p> | |||
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31 July 1808 + Charge 9 4
Charge 9
4
II. General complexion of the conduct of M<hi rend="superscript">r Chief</hi>
Inspector. [ Whitcombe in the occasion</del in the respect in question. in relation
to the their line of duty.]
It must, as above stated, be the principles
proper in this every occasion in question or that to be kept in view
by a Chief Inspector, it will be if it be not already, but too visible,
what sort of regard has, on the present occasion been fund in them, by Mr
Chief Inspector Whitcomb.
In an Account composed of but four Items,
so it was is that, in relation to all but one (in relation
to which the evidence descended of itself from a superior
source) the Accountant, himself in his youth a professional
lawyer, and in his old advanced age not inattentive to
the rules of evidence found himself under the indispensible necessity of applying [+][+] as he did viz. by in the face of the Account itself not to operate of the Letter which accompanied it to the judicatory before
under which he was acting on the character of a suitor,
for information concerning the practice and pleasure
of that judicatory, in respect of the [+] [+] rates and conditions to be observed by an Accountant, and in particular concerning the shape of
to be given to is evidence.
the Account, in and by which this necessary
information was prayed, found its way, doubtless in
this course, into the hands of Mr Chief Inspector
Whitcomb.
thereupon, in the first plan of the general
complexion of his conduct, throughout the as manifested in the
face of this Account, short as it is, in such glaring colours
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