[094-338v]

10 Oct 1806

Scotch Reform To L d G

[...?] I would be glad to know what [...?] is the habit of Your[?] [...?] put a shop to the [...?] of a principle by that of an admitted all that may may be lost?

On this occasion /subject/, what Lord Ellenborough would say to Your Lordship, or may have said, is more than what I would not undertake to say to Your Lordship, for any price /consideration/. But what in the situation of L d Ellenborough /[...?]/ L d [...?] or his [...?] would say /have said/ to Your Lordship, and what is more what he /the noble and learned but imaginary //[...?]// person[?]/ would say to himself, I will state with the utmost precision, and without the smallest resource to difficulty.

To himself he would say - /are we/ [...?] law I /we/ /To the Cabinet - [...?] the Lord Chief Justice would say - [...?]/ drawing from this source the ,4437 a year mentioned by the Committee of Finance in 1798, binds[?] the /along with/ so much more which it is so unnecessary to mention.

To Your Lordship he would say - The danger of [...?...?] my lord - is such - and so on for any number of minutes[?] or [...?]: but, for the whole of the rest, [...?] and remainder are & may be employed as a most advantageous substitute.