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and be threatens to have the
whole matter sifted .
The Crown Solicitor most
properly declines that,
· request;
alleging that his position to
-
his client, the brown,-debars all correspondence with a - stranger, unless
expressly
sanctioned by His Excellency.
I have not heard that Mr
Lyall has made
a
any reply-
but it is plain from the tevor of his letter which began their correspondence
that the communication to
of mine
officially
was
not
made, - nor even
made
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for the purposes of this
—
Excellency's note, - nor in any
manner sanctioned by His Excellency
It is contrary to at
and
all
l principle.
practice that the Law officer of the brown. should be exposed to personal annoyances by such an publication as this, of confidential reports and
and
certificates ; whether submitted to - or, as here, called for by= the head of the Government. I regard this new
with dismay;
w precedent
and that
feeling will necessarily impose