[...?] Dec r 1806

Scotch Reform To L d Grenville

[...?] /[...?]/ [...?] [...?] business [...?]

[...?] [...?] to the enormity of the grievance?

with the [...?] Jury [...?] [...?] [...?] [...?] the [...?] the [...?] do any thing?

Letter 4 [...?]

Resolution 8

Jury [...?]

Resolution 8 th. "That wherever in the enforcer[?] Courts Proofs shall have been allowed, it shall be in the option[?] of either party to apply to the Court of Session, in order that the Issue may be tried by a Jury, if the Court shall so think fit: But if neither party apply for the trial by Jury, the cause may be decided by the enforcer Courts, according to the forms now in use, and afterwards in review by the Court of Session by Jury, or otherwise as the Court shall think fit."

Here then is here the same instrument of delay vexation and expence -the same instrument of oppression put into the hands of a /the/ malâ fide suitor, Plaintiff or defendant, in the remotest part of Scotland, as in Ednburgh: to be employed in a cause of the most trifling importance, as in the cause of the highest importance: with this difference that the application is not to be made to the local Court on the spot, but to the Court of Session only:

My Lord, why I would wish, by leave to know are the whole people of Scotland out of Edinburgh to be thus presented, and the mass severely punished the further removed from the multitude of conveniences of which as such it has the monopoly?