1819 March 10

Jug Util

Verity

6

Price & Campbel

II. Campbel

(6)

This sense which every Scottish Clergyman not to say every Scotchman has, who finds his account on leaving it, why does he not impart it to Judges and to Juries. Error—and even doubt—here would they fly before it! Questions concerning assaults or a real question concerning boundaries—questions concerning a will—a pedigree: witnesses [...?] in a side: and the result is doubt. Verdicts are given and new trials granted. Why? because neither Jury nor Judge has a believing sense.