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but that he is allowed to bring some of his personal
friends who are note Witnesses
distinctly warned that they
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condition
of their being
are not to publick
the proceedings of this Council.
The Chief Justice:
any of
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was called in and
the Resolution read to hime. He said that all
the Witnefer
svere his friends.
.
The Chief Justico requested that the Instructions from ther Majesty's Government be read,
before beginning to question the Witnesses.
His Borscellency, replied that the
Instructions
wwero
"private and confidential","
"and"
that it would be a breach of confidence to communicate
those Instructions. His Excellency added that the
General Rules
Commut
or
f
the service prohibited his
ating any of his Despatches, either Privato
municating any
onot, without permittion.
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The Chief Justice said that he wished
to know by whom he was accused.
His Porcellency, said by the Government
The Room was cleared.
Resolved that the Despatches from
home cannot be communicated.
The Judgo
was called in.
The Chief Justice acked by schoo
the charges ever preferred
.
His Porscellency, said by, the
Erecentive Council
on
the subject
That the Instructions from home, socce
" private and confulentiab."
Chief Justice questioned by His
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