Your transcripts of JB/050/097/002, JB/071/033/001, JB/071/040/004, JB/072/036/002, JB/072/073/004, JB/072/095/001, JB/072/115/002, JB/079/091/001, JB/079/091/002, JB/079/091/003, JB/079/091/004, JB/079/093/001, JB/079/093/002, JB/079/093/003, JB/079/095/001, and JB/079/096/001 have been checked and accepted by the Transcribe Bentham editors. These completed transcripts have now been locked to prevent other users from altering them.

Thanks so much for your submissions so far, they are of an extremely high quality. If you check the revision histories of the transcripts, you'll see that we have only corrected the odd word here and there, or filled in a gap or two. Have you done much transcription before?

You'll see from the Top_Users page that you are already in the top ten most prolific transcribers - we've not had so many transcripts submitted in such a short space of time before.

Thanks again for taking part, and do let us know if we can be of any assistance.

best wishes,

TB_Editor

Your transcript of JB/051/201/001 has been checked and accepted by the Transcribe Bentham editors. This completed transcript has now been locked to prevent other users from altering it. Many thanks for your submission!

Don't worry about trying to transcribe the marginalia written in pencil; deciphering Jeremy's handwriting in ink is hard enough a task!

Your transcript of JB/096/102/003 has been checked and accepted by the Transcribe Bentham editors. This completed transcript has now been locked to prevent other users from altering it. Many thanks for your submission!

Your transcript of JB/051/091/001 has been checked and accepted by the Transcribe Bentham editors. This completed transcript has now been locked to prevent other users from altering it. Many thanks for your first submission!