26[?] Dec r 1806

Scotch Reform To L d Grenville

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Resolut. 13

Interlocution Unapplicable

Will it be said, that exception, to some such effect as those which I have been taking the liberty of bringing to view, even, though not expressly spoken of in the contemplation of the framers of this resolve? The supposition is negatived so plainly as it is in the power of words to negative it. "resolved that no Appeal to the House be competant against Interlocutory Judgments."

In other instances when exceptions have really been in contemplation, their being so has been expressly announced: such has been the caution used /observed/ in Resolution the 6 th: such has been the caution used in Resolution the 10 th.