Second Address to the Public And More Especially to the Members of the House O
Second Address to the Public And More Especially to the Members of the House O
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f Page 46, &c. ; and see First Address, p. 13, 29, and 3, note.
15 even at the risk of a repetition of the charge of " tampering 1 with the evils by recommending Lord Lyndhurst's paltering scheme, "* I do most ear- nestly, for the sake of the suitors, who cannot wait for the adoption of a more complete or unobjection- able scheme, recommend its immediate adoption. !
In my former Address I mentioned that other alterations were requisite. It may be well, with a view to a comprehensive arrangement..., to enter a little more into detail as to some of the required alterations, so far as they can be made intelligible to the public generally.
First, as to the Court of Exchequer. J I should propose, with Mr. Miller, in addition to any alte- rations in the Court of Chancery, that a perma- nent Equity Judge should be appointed for this * Spectator, 27th April, 1839. The Legal Observer of April 20, 1839, which, as the organ of the principal practitioners in this court, is entitled to the greatest consideration, also de- nounces the mere appointment of a new judge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f Page 46, &c. ; and see First Address, p. 13, 29, and 3, note.
15 even at the risk of a repetition of the charge of " tampering 1 with the evils by recommending Lord Lyndhurst's paltering scheme, "* I do most ear- nestly, for the sake of the suitors, who cannot wait for the adoption of a more complete or unobjection- able scheme, recommend its immediate adoption. !
In my former Address I mentioned that other alterations were requisite. It may be well, with a view to a comprehensive arrangement..., to enter a little more into detail as to some of the required alterations, so far as they can be made intelligible to the public generally.
First, as to the Court of Exchequer. J I should propose, with Mr. Miller, in addition to any alte- rations in the Court of Chancery, that a perma- nent Equity Judge should be appointed for this * Spectator, 27th April, 1839. The Legal Observer of April 20, 1839, which, as the organ of the principal practitioners in this court, is entitled to the greatest consideration, also de- nounces the mere appointment of a new judge.
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