29 Oct r 1807

L d Eldon's Bill

'.14

Sound discretion just regard

Instead of it, had he said, so far forth as shall be necessary for the prevention of irreparable damage, adding or even not adding once for all such further explanation, as might be requisite, here would have been not sham but real instruction - not words only but sense: the end to which it was fit the regulations in question stand tied, that end by the designation of which, the eyes of the suitors, the bar and the public being thus pointed to it as well as those of the Judges, the discretion would thus have been rendered sound, so far at least as it was in the power of words to make it so.