Desiree
d
of
Jum particularly avoiding all questions that
possibly tend to
any
misunderstanding
Chief Justice Department.
it
or
Laws.
I beg of thee.
I can scarcely
conceive that
general principles can impart that power to another, which he does not himself
that the Judge's
possess, - or
Clerk should
and
any
5.
immunities
· privileges not accorded to other Functionary.
Under this explanation
I leave the matter in
your
Lordship's hands, respectfully)
that should Your
observing
Lordship be pleased to
4.
From the concluding
part of Mr. Hulme's letter-
it is
clear that he considers,
his Clerk
sees
that he can give leave for any period that he thinks fit, without any Reference to the Governor. It is this I must
however
clear
from
the
wording of the
the
Judge's Commission
that he himself cannot quit the Colony without the
sanction
of the
Governor, and
No 2.
the correct view
the
the easiest plan to put the matter at rest will be for-
Your Lordship
that in
Civil officers of
the
Colony
consider that I have taken