S. WMSON.

_"Corporations have no Souls," &c._ (Vol. viii., p. 587.).--In Poynder's

_Literary Extracts_, under the title "Corporations," there occurs the

following passage:

"Lord Chancellor Thurlow said that corporations have neither bodies to

be punished, nor souls to be condemned; they therefore do as they

like."

There are also two long extracts, one from Cowper's _Task_, book IV., and

the other from the _Life of Wilberforce_, vol. ii., Appendix, bearing on

the same subject.

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