Observation-Disclosures
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Sir Matthew Hale drew up a list OF things
necessary to be continually had in remem-
berance' for his government on the bench !;
among them are these:


That, in the administration Of justice
am entrusted for God, the king and the
country: therefore, that it must be done up
rightly, deliberately resolutcly.
That, in the execution of judgment,
carefully lay aside my own passions, ana
not give way to them, however provok-
ed.


That, l be wholly intent upon the bust
ness | am about, remittiag all ether cares
and thoughts as unreasonable and Interrupt
tions.


That, never engage myself in the be-
ginning of any cause, but reserve myself
unpreiudced till the whole be heard.
That, be not toe rigid in matters purely
conscientious, where all the harm is diver
sit> OF Judgment.


That, be no. BIASED with compassion
to the poor or favour to the rich, in point
Of justice.


10 be short and sparing at meals, that
may be the filter for business.