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conduct as a barrister during the trial of alum - this
having
occurred
-
relation to what
previous to my acceptance of office could not
come within
ce
coquirance.
me
your official
Ro
and coming officially could not be.
made use
your
to
J by
me without
sanction- I stated
you that there was no
truth in Mr Anstey,
statement and requested you to allow me to refer to the chief Justice
justice the Registrar the jury and
the Bar as to such truth
or falsehood. Your Excellency it for the public -
deemed it
good to refuse
me such
opportunity of vindicating myself, and however reluctantly I felt myself,
bound as
as your subordinate to acquiesce in such decision, I however received from. Your Excellency the permission you on the subject and I avail myself, there of,
to address add
to remonstrate most
ot a course
respectfully against.
of proceeding by which my subordinate officer the Attorney General can with