26 Dec r 1806

Scotch Reform To L d Grenville

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Resolut. 13

Interlocution Unapplicable

Nor is it at all out of nature, that a provision which has afforded /presented/ so many demands for exception to a weak /so naturally weak an/ eye, habituated to survey the field in a comercial[?] point of view, should have afforded none at all to a much stronger an eye, habituated /accustomed/ to regard it /the same expanse[?]/ in no other than a professional point of view. Had it been a point to argue as between Plaintiff and Defendant, and the fee proportionate, the existing absence of grounds of exception might have been replaced by an opulence /exuberance/ the in comparison of which the cases here submitted to your Lordship for the mere purposes of exemplification would have shrunk into insignificance.