[clxiv. 96]

1820 June 20

Emancipation Spanish

?. Corruptive influence

1. Persons operated on

3. Persons operating?

2. In a mixt Monarchy - in a Monarchy in such sort mixt, as that a certain class /description/ of men who are stiled representatives of the people, and who, to a certain extent, commonly are so, are in some way or other sharers with the Monarch, and without his appointment, in the powers of government, these representatives of the people are commonly /frequently/ stiled, and not unfrequently confess or even profess themselves to be Trustees for the people.

It is of the essence of trusteeship, or at any rate of any benefit than can be derived from it by any person other than the trustee, that by or for the benefit of the principal or principals (as they are called) for whom he is in trust he should upon occasion be removable

In the English House of Commons, in profession all the trustees are not only appointed but removable by those for whom they are in trust. In fact some of them are But those who are compose no more than a small minority: /a number never large enough to produce any effect:/ the great majority are like the King /just as is the Monarch/ irremovable.

Besides the irremovable part of the House of Commons we have a whole legislative Assembly - a whole House as it is called, of which all the Members are irremoveable.