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Obj. Exercise useful Ans.many who now through indolence dispense themselves
from it, would take up much to the advantage of their
health, if there were no other conveyance to Berwick
or the Land's end - but did any body ever think
of this as a argument against the usefulness
of Horses & Post chaises? Some have no legs; others
for a long time would not know how to use them; many
making the best use of them possible, could not convey
themselves by the help of them within the necessary
time. that occasion might require Many are unable to get in. Some many who get in, can't hear: many who can hear, can't get room to write: many who can write know not what to write. So likewise to many Students, by far the greater
number, it would be impossible to get in: gain admission to none
would is it possible for a considerable time to take such
minutes as they themselves can venture afterwards, to
depend on: & some perhaps, not in- capable enough of understanding
use of making good use of one, where taken,
can never bring themselves to take any at all.

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Contrariety of those Subsisting. If the non-existence of these memorials is a great
mischief grievance in many cases, the abundance of them is
no less an one in some. Of that multitude of undue
indignities unauthoritative abortive productions publications that have dropt into
the world under the present fortuitous dispensations oeconomy
some till the case otherwise than it was, some till it
but half out, in many some the relation is at variance
with itself, in many with the relation of that of neither.

It would be trifling to heap up accumulate examples to prove
a fact which every one acknowledges & Comments: a
single allusion will cast all the light to the state of the doctrine of Paupers upon this matter
than can be desired. To take the doctrine of Paupers'
Settlements as spoken of by Dr Bun in <add>one of the prefaces + to his Justice + Pref. to 11th Edition transcribed into the subsequent ones. for example. [+] [+] Upon the publication of Sr J. Burrow's collection[+] At the end of six
and t thirty years it was discovered, that "the great uncertainty
of the Law" (to use the words [as well as] the
testimony of that experienced a distinguished writer,) on that subject topic
or did arise from the imperfect Reports of those cases
which had been published, and not from any uncertainty
or contrariety in the determinations themselves.

was and only a not from its intrinsic excellence, but from its extrinsic authenticity Interest ut est finis likeness no one ever thought of urging it as an objective against the passing of any Law or judicial resolution, that no one can demonstrate it prove it by itself to be the last of all others on the subject that would have been under

To withold refuse from the the benefits of an
authentic publication
is to withold [from them the Traveller] the light of the Land, that

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Identifier: | JB/070/120/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.
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Box	070	Main Headings	of laws in general
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