29 March 1805

Evidence

Securities

Ch. Procedure Technical

Between the interests of the suitor /man of law/ and those of the man of law /suitor/ between the interests of those /the architect, and the interest of the person/ for whose use and benefit the system was supposed to be constructed, there has been at all times but more particularly at the time when the first foundations of it were laid, a most decided and almost [...?] opposition. Like other architects, this sort of architect received or was supposed to take, a profit upon his work. This profit was not only, to a considerable part of it, if not the whole, so much taken from the suitor in the shape of expense, but it was so arranged /extracted / /in such manner extracted/ as to go on encreasing along with the remaining part of the aggregate mass of expence.