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Yet was this great "universe" of home their strong hold. At the
same time in substance so notoriously glaringly false was it that in the only document <add>at this time destined for to be made known to Parliament neither of the Secretaries
durst set his name to it. For the documents that have names
were declared to night: were kept studiously concealed from
me and would never have seen daylight but for the change of
Ministry. This falshood had to my prejudice all the spirit
of defamation; and though strange to they of many from the
Tr5easury was anonymous defamation.
Had they exposed Every thing I had ever said on the
subject The My Memorial had they of which they gave this false
account would of course have exposed the falshood of it: So
then<d/del> besides exposing them in a variety of other ways. [The late
Treasury altered published the falshood: the present Treasury protected it]
When you have asked yourself in what of turpitude immorality
all this filth could have been engendered, answer yourself that
and the eyes of Mr Pitt the manufacturer of it was carried on for years by Mr Rose and Mr Long; the more pursuit and
protected from observation and carried into effect by Mr Addington
indispatch of the<M/del> with his eyes wide opened to it by an early
complaint with reference to evidence which he durst not listen to on which has, and in which I was sure he had in which he had the fullest confidence.
Instead of the promised £ core for paying out theirs and other interests —
(a price at which Ld Salisbury had offered and at which I had offered to
a comp bear the expence an Order obtained from the Board directing
me to enquire for <add> the compensation requisite, with one advice
from the Sollictor to resist "absolute and that the examination
of the premises should be "absolute and immediate" that order obtained under a determination
never to give me possession of the premises — never to pay the give me any
money for the compensation: the damage thus swelled from the single
£2000 to several thousands. in spite of the most indefatigable exertions on my part to keep it down as low as possible
that I was not treated
by them on their ,Lb/>after the treatment they
ever gave to me: all
without as much as the
shadow of the
complaint against me,
as Mr Long, before
witnesses had been found
repeatedly to confess.
In the
recorded exertions which
I have been careful mto preserve.
All this in spite of the display
give or rather by reason of the most strenuous remembrances on
my part, remembrances by letter in writing exhibiting the mischief in all its features — the promised
£2000 then refused to me in hopes of showing me (for I
was not to be led) into this snare
To the more effectually a truly carried on all this
which carried on for a twelvemonth for other necessary lands; the proprietor
a knight gentleman of (Mr Wise) defeated ,<add> by the in his plans of
life, and <add>to my knowledge materially injured in his fortune.
<add> and at the same
time involved in the
more certain ruin
my character by the
appearance of their
own ill , my
fortune by litigation
and my health &
peace of mind by
vexation and disappointment
<note>Three weeks without
the interruption of a
single day — three <add>whole weeks
on one occasion I remember
passing on the papers.
and when at Court Mr
Long was pleased to
send out a refusal to
see me, it presented itself
to me as a favour by
discharging my this unprovoked J.B. with petition
insult was what I application for
got from Mr , when
attending him for the fulfilment 2. Being refused in
of the prospects
he held out to me:
they me and to
a refusal to se me
any more. Let to speak
of Chester, I owe it to
the kindness of the Porters.</note>
If I have not this
chance I have no
other — the<d/el> His sense
of public faith — and of
his regard for the public
service when the will of
his friend comes in competition
is drawn to me
by experience.
<note>what he calls
may be called
by Parlt<note>
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