on the ground of
his
youth.
Mak-al-fat was, by the
Sheriff, "firmly believed to be an idiot".
In 4 who conclude the List
were retard
on the representation
of Mere Sterling, the Acting Judge,
News
and Bridges, Acting Attorney General,
on the
the
ground of certain doubts
that arose in their
to trial.
onse subsequent.
fances case,
and it
Such are the circumsta
peculiar to cach
must be added that good conduct in prison characterized the prisoners generally.
I am satisfied
that
no
mischievous consequences to society
will result
from
strictly on
respective
"who
337
the liberation of
were
dealt with
their
the merits of
cases._
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According to your
instructions
the practice of releasing prisoners on Her Most Gracious Majesty's Birthday shall be discontinued for the future.
I have the honour to be,
With the highest respect,
Sir,
Your Most Obedient
Humble Servant,