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sort of petition, appended to the proceedings,
but no Evidence seems to have been lahen
it
The God. rage, consists merely of an "objection to the evidence". But, when looked at, it appears that d. 9'6 defence in that "all that Rosan sags "false", which is, in other words, denging the
that hd. Farrant's defence
charge.
is
was not
no doubt the Attorney General only authorized, but might think homself
required, to direct further proceedings, though on
the widence.
of
Rovan alone. But it seems very inprobable that
him.
expressly
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on the ground of the charge lending
against him. He might, perhaps, have suspended.
him for the concealment
the rumours: of
but
for that offence he contented homself with a reprim and at the time, although afterwards,
he endeavours to bring it in as an additional reason for the duspension. How there seems Every probability that drd. Parrant has been
this time, acquitted: dust, ich foundation for that accusation against the
hy
Inpreme Court of
there be
any
dis affection to the God., which
the God. appears to have made publicly against
it in his own Council:
ed
any
conviction could be
of
the want
of
blained on it assuredly not of "conspiracy.
However
on
The 5th August the proceeding
took place in the Council which ended in Mr.
are
Tarrant's suspension, and which was
in Md. Brooke's Precis.
Fully detailed
It will be seen that the God. ucognizes
Id. Farranto night to a refagment of all thie
hi arrear
y
бfale
Salary disallow his enspension But it seems
the Gorint at home should
the
Govent will be obliged to dis allow his inspension of he sh? be acquitted. For the God. has inspended
Council. Secondly,
on account
widence to support a charge
The only
the of
Zondence.
of "conspiracy". Thirdly, on account unsatisfactory
on which
any
character
before the Session,
were discovered.
of
charge is supportiol : urless,
more and better tishmong
If so, the Treasury will have been
charged with the
pay of
an extra Officer to discharge Mr. Tarrants duties during his suspension, as,
well as
ht. Is
own
hang
which must be
made up to him; and Goramment
the Colony
certainly love ion credit
will