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1830. July 29

Review. Tout
First comes
the device of
the fixt
time</note>

§89 1. First comes the device of the fixt time that device
stript of its sophistry varnish and held up to just mitigation
consequence and to certainty of the delaysintervals being either too
long or too short for justice in every case but one and of a
number indefinitely large: when too long, precluder of
mischief and factitious delay by the amount of the difference <note>the allegaton been a wilful be drawn
up for lease, by the lawyer the special pleader in the other side
and known and included so to be by
than our Reformist
when too short productive either of ungrounded conclusions, and
oppressive and prid operations in in consequence order
in of apt in each individual case an unavoidable app
far more time, that is to say another suit written
in another when to be added to the list of re
already above exhibited

up that whole (accidents excepted) must to by perfect knowledge. to a down an absolute right lie and the law he employs the authority of King & Lord and Commons
to crime done Judges thr , each order to disgorge it: "" such party shall in default be deemed to have confessed the matter alledged against him.[+]

Now as to the ungrounded conclusion? it is the
so often already brought to view: wilful obituary the cause
imputed cause, wh points the in many cases the
work of this reformer with his Bill is the real one
Would be Of these two so opposite statescauses of things would
he wish to in any individual instancewish ive which was the real
ones why not set be Judge to see the defeated not just the
question to him. With all his so highly ointed ignorance
or worn their ignorance, he is not yet so ignorant as not to
know, that the way to how one means is to put a question

His object not to
know the truth
but to avoid
knowing the truth

But what he wanted was a list to know the truth, but to
avoid learning the truth: and why avoid hearing the truth? But for the
purpose, that a pretence may have place for signing an enter
Judgement with fees for the same, and "notes to the one thing and" notes
to the ndle, in the ing sh

—
Suppose a defendant to learn stand up a Court, and send to it
Judge . . All the money I can comment his b take from one
by these learned , and though I have conclusive evidence of my
right to what is in dispute it is altogether out of my power to obtain it. Our

Reformist will be suffer
to Judge to speak its truth
and of to between in the
but of distress, say so
and act accordingly?

Not be indeed, the
<note>p that whole (accidents excepted0 must be by profit knowledge be a down right an absolute lie and this lie he employs the authority of King and Co
to be Judges thr thrones, which order to disgorge it? "" such shall in default be deemed to have have confessed the matter alledged against him {+}

Identifier: | JB/004/200/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 4.
Date_1	1830-07-29	Marginal Summary Numbering	not numbered
Box	004	Main Headings	lord brougham displayed
Folio number	200	Info in main headings field	review
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c4 / c2 / e4
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1828
Marginals	george bentham	Paper Producer	jonathan blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1828
Notes public		ID Number	2121
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