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<head>3 Jan<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> 1809</head><lb/>
<head>Peines</head><lb/>
<p>"It is necessary (another <unclear>said</unclear>) to the good order of society<lb/>
<p>"It is necessary (another <unclear>said</unclear>) to the good order of society<lb/>
"and to the reputation and authority of government, that<lb/>
"and to the reputation and authority of government, that<lb/>
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meaning was when he spoke <add>was speaking</add> of such unmerited
meaning was when he spoke <add>was speaking</add> of such unmerited
partiality?<lb/>  
partiality?<lb/>  
<del>Did <gap/></del> <add>In an</add> <hi rend="underline">An indiction</hi>! <del>for</del><add><del>charging</del> a charge made of</add> <hi rend="underline">the admission of extrinsic</hi><lb/>
<del>Did he</del> <add>In an</add> <hi rend="underline">An indiction</hi>! <del>for</del><add><del>charging</del> a charge made of</add> <hi rend="underline">the admission of extrinsic</hi><lb/>
<hi rend="underline">or oblique considerations</hi> in any such situation,<lb/>
<hi rend="underline">or oblique considerations</hi> in any such situation,<lb/>
would be here expected to find it  
would be here expected to find it  
<unclear>build</unclear> good in <unclear>admission</unclear><lb/>
<unclear>build</unclear> good in <unclear>admirror</unclear><lb/>
or <add>in an <hi rend="underline">informative</hi></add> <gap/> as sufficient to ground a rule to show cause?</p>
or <add>in an <hi rend="underline">informative</hi></add> <unclear>receives</unclear> as sufficient to ground a rule to show cause?</p>


<p>A sermon in this strain, was it in the nature of<lb/>
<p>A sermon in this strain, was it in the nature of<lb/>
<gap/> reason to consider it as capable in any the <unclear>slightest</unclear><lb/>
human reason to consider it as capable in any the <unclear>slightest</unclear><lb/>
degree to lessen the mischief attached to the arbitrary power<lb/>
degree to lessen the mischief attached to the arbitrary power<lb/>
to which it thus applies itself? If good when applied<lb/>
to which it thus applies itself? If good when applied<lb/>
to the power of <add>thus</add> dispensing <del>with</del> in some instances out of<lb/>
to the power of <add>thus</add> dispensing <del>with</del> in some instances out of<lb/>
<gap/> with the most important branch of <unclear>primal cause</unclear>, try<lb/>
<unclear>his</unclear> with the most important branch of <unclear>penal laws</unclear>, try<lb/>
it upon the financial branch. Give  
it upon the financial branch. Give  
<del>him</del><add>to</add> the King the<lb/>
<del>him</del><add>to</add> the King the<lb/>

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Peines

"It is necessary (another said) to the good order of society
"and to the reputation and authority of government, that
"this be known (here we approach to a specific meaning)
"known (continues he) and believed to be the case in each part of the endings.
Which reflections show, that the admission of
"extrinsic or oblique considerations, in dispensing the power
of pardon, is a crime in the authors and advisers
of such unmerited partiality, of the same nature with
"that of corruption in a judge." — "A crime", indeed?
The Reverend Doctor doesdid he know exactly what his own
meaning was when he spoke was speaking of such unmerited partiality?
Did he In an An indiction! forcharging a charge made of the admission of extrinsic
or oblique considerations in any such situation,
would be here expected to find it build good in admirror
or in an informative receives as sufficient to ground a rule to show cause?

A sermon in this strain, was it in the nature of
human reason to consider it as capable in any the slightest
degree to lessen the mischief attached to the arbitrary power
to which it thus applies itself? If good when applied
to the power of thus dispensing with in some instances out of
his with the most important branch of penal laws, try
it upon the financial branch. Give himto the King the
power of raising every year by his own subs authority amount of
of the many raised every year at present by the authority
of parliament, taking at the same time in two
such pages as the above, so if that be not sufficient in tary
in any other sufficient number of pages, to admonish him
his advisers, aye and his royal self too, that it would be
wrong - aye very wrong indeed for any man to exercise
so important a power, in any other than a right and proper manner.


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Identifier: | JB/107/240/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.

Date_1

1809-01-31

Marginal Summary Numbering

9

Box

107

Main Headings

law versus arbitrary power (a hatchet for dr paley's net)

Folio number

240

Info in main headings field

peines

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e39

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

pr1

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

35231

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