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Inserenda
Observations
VI. Miscellanea
§ 52
Example from Passage 111
The case would, it is true be different, if the correspondence
were to swell to such a bulk as to require any
addition to be made on purpose to the any part of the stock
employ'd by the Post-Office. But effects an addition to a
any such amount will hardly be to be apprehended.
If it were it would a on the loss side of loss only be so much to set down, on the
loss side in the account of profit and loss upon the institution
proposed which total result of the proposed system of police.
Should the strictness here employ'd be disapproved
of on the ground of its being wrought up to a degree
of affectation, nothing would be easier than to obviate
that objection. If existing precedents were to be preferred
as models, the clause for this purpose would
be comprizable in a very few words. In the last
Act granting an exemption of this kind, 23 G. 3. c. 69.
after reciting the
recital that by the 4th G. 3. c. 24 no letters or packets
were to be exempt from the duty on postage, except
such as are therein particularly excepted - it is provided
that the persons therein mentioned viz:
the Adjutant General and the Comptroller of Army
Accounts "shall and may send and receive letters and
"packets free from the duty of postage in the same
"manner" [in which] "and under the same such restrictions" as [those under which] "other Offic-
"-ers mentioned in the said Act are thereby permitted,
"in respect of their Offices, to send and receive the same
"in pursuance of the said Act."
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