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meet his brow<add>descend upon</add>. Whither at the moment Justice or<lb/> | meet his brow<add>descend upon</add>. Whither at the moment Justice or<lb/> | ||
<unclear>King</unclear> be the power <del>to which</del><add>choice to reason</add> the tribute of his homage,<lb/> | <unclear>King</unclear> be the power <del>to which</del><add>choice to reason</add> the tribute of his homage,<lb/> | ||
a passage if <add>[+]</add> <del>Lord <gap/></del>, equally adaptable<add>capable</add> as usual <note>[+] Judge Blackstone with a jewel of Lord Chief Justice <unclear> | a passage if <add>[+]</add> <del>Lord <gap/></del>, equally adaptable<add>capable</add> as usual <note>[+] Judge Blackstone with a jewel of Lord Chief Justice <unclear>Hale's</unclear> enclosed in it - a warrant<add>an instrument</add></note><lb/> | ||
<unclear>to the</unclear> purpose of either<add>of being accommodated</add> side, offers itself to <del>the</del><add>his bench</add> use<lb/> | <unclear>to the</unclear> purpose of either<add>of being accommodated</add> side, offers itself to <del>the</del><add>his bench</add> use<lb/> | ||
"<unclear>Kind</unclear> we may later <unclear>intent</unclear> - 1. that man of the stat<gap/><lb/> | "<unclear>Kind</unclear> we may later <unclear>intent</unclear> - 1. that man of the stat<gap/><lb/> | ||
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"<hi rend="underline">in favour of life</hi>, great strictness has at all times been <note>Comm IV. 369,</note><lb/> | "<hi rend="underline">in favour of life</hi>, great strictness has at all times been <note>Comm IV. 369,</note><lb/> | ||
"observed in every point of an indictment<hi rend="superscript">+</hi>. Sir Matthew <note>+ not so much as in <gap/> when life is not at stake</note><lb/> | "observed in every point of an indictment<hi rend="superscript">+</hi>. Sir Matthew <note>+ not so much as in <gap/> when life is not at stake</note><lb/> | ||
"Hale indeed <gap/>, that this <hi rend="underline">strictness</hi> is <hi rend="underline">grown</hi> to<lb/> | |||
"to a blemish and inconsciousness in the law, and administration <lb/> | |||
thereof: for that <hi rend="underline">more</hi> offenders escape by <lb/> | |||
" the <hi rend="underline">over-easy</hi> ear given to exceptions in indictments,<lb/> | |||
been by this one concerning and many times <hi rend="underline">gross</hi><lb/> | |||
"murders, burglaries, robberies and other heinous and<lb/> | |||
"crying offences, remain <hi rend="underline">unpunished by</hi> these unseemly<lb/> | |||
"<hi rend="underline">niceties</hi>: to the reproach of <del><gap/></del> the law, to the shame <lb/> | |||
"of the government, to the encouragement of villainy, and<lb/> | |||
"to a dishonour of God". | |||
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Click Here To Edit 5 Feby 1809 Peines
Some of the praisethat wreath of which p his conduct whatsoever
course it takes, and from which, were it even his wish it
would not be n sca scarce be in his power to escape, the
reverend Judge has but to the ground in which it shall
meet his browdescend upon. Whither at the moment Justice or
King be the power to whichchoice to reason the tribute of his homage,
a passage if [+] Lord , equally adaptablecapable as usual [+] Judge Blackstone with a jewel of Lord Chief Justice Hale's enclosed in it - a warrantan instrument
to the purpose of eitherof being accommodated side, offers itself to thehis bench use
"Kind we may later intent - 1. that man of the stat
"of fails,
for amendment of errors, extend to
"indictments or proceedings in criminal cases:- - - - 2. that
"in favour of life, great strictness has at all times been Comm IV. 369,
"observed in every point of an indictment+. Sir Matthew + not so much as in when life is not at stake
"Hale indeed , that this strictness is grown to
"to a blemish and inconsciousness in the law, and administration
thereof: for that more offenders escape by
" the over-easy ear given to exceptions in indictments,
been by this one concerning and many times gross
"murders, burglaries, robberies and other heinous and
"crying offences, remain unpunished by these unseemly
"niceties: to the reproach of the law, to the shame
"of the government, to the encouragement of villainy, and
"to a dishonour of God".
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