26
388
if
J
did not make
1 Your Grace fully ... of that fact evidenced by the immediate raising of a public Subscription to pay the fine inflicted
35
con
Ma Gollard.
In connection with this subject it is right also to point out, that all the Marginal marks on the newspaper reports enclosed by the Chief Justice are his own. Those marks are evidently intended to call attention to the passages, which Mr Smale thinks favorable to himself, whilst in reality many of them are such as most persons might suppose he would have wished obliterated and therefore forgotten.
I am under the necessity of explaining that all those marks have been affixed by Mr Smale himself - as otherwise Your Grace might have supposed them to be placed there from a motive unfriendly to Mr Smale.
36
... must here add that I have little doubt Mr Sollard has on several occasions, relying on his readings as a speaker and his general popularity, has, with a view to producing an effect on juries, often sought to carry things with a high hand. He has probably more than once forgotten what the Chief Justice very appropriately reminded him of in his enclosed Judgment - viz that the more humble is the occupant of the Bench for the time, the more learned and competent he may be for his office, the more important ...
Page 37 appears to be missing, but the text continues on the next available page.
... the occupant of the Bench for the time, the more learned and competent he may be for his office, the more important it is ...
has been revised to meet the format requirement as follows:26
388
if
J
did not make
1 Your Grace fully ... of that fact evidenced by the immediate raising of a public Subscription to pay the fine inflicted
35
con
Ma Gollard.
In connection with this subject it is right also to point out, that all the Marginal marks on the newspaper reports enclosed by the Chief Justice are his own. Those marks are evidently intended to call attention to the passages, which Mr Smale thinks favorable to himself, whilst in reality many of them are such as most persons might suppose he would have wished obliterated and therefore forgotten.
I am under the necessity of explaining that all those marks have been affixed by Mr Smale himself - as otherwise Your Grace might have supposed them to be placed there from a motive unfriendly to Mr Smale.
36
must here add that I have little doubt Mr Sollard has on several occasions, relying on his readings as a speaker and his general popularity, has, with a view to producing an effect on juries, often sought to carry things with a high hand. He has probably more than once forgotten what the Chief Justice very appropriately reminded him of in his enclosed Judgment - viz that the more humble is the occupant of the Bench for the time, the more learned and competent he may be for his office, the more important ...
The final output is:26
388
if
J
did not make
1 Your Grace fully ... of that fact evidenced by the immediate raising of a public Subscription to pay the fine inflicted
35
con
Ma Gollard.
In connection with this subject it is right also to point out, that all the Marginal marks on the newspaper reports enclosed by the Chief Justice are his own. Those marks are evidently intended to call attention to the passages, which Mr Smale thinks favorable to himself, whilst in reality many of them are such as most persons might suppose he would have wished obliterated and therefore forgotten.
I am under the necessity of explaining that all those marks have been affixed by Mr Smale himself - as otherwise Your Grace might have supposed them to be placed there from a motive unfriendly to Mr Smale.
36
must here add that I have little doubt Mr Sollard has on several occasions, relying on his readings as a speaker and his general popularity, has, with a view to producing an effect on juries, often sought to carry things with a high hand. He has probably more than once forgotten what the Chief Justice very appropriately reminded him of in his enclosed Judgment - viz that the more humble is the occupant of the Bench for the time, the more learned and competent he may be for his office, the more important ...