of the justices could not but confirm, notwithstanding the revocation of the opinion

which occurred at a still later date than the last of the livo.

w was

ам

I therefore think that, although the opinion utterly wrong and unfounded, amounting in fact to

rgument à specie genus, and star

starcely to that the discovery of these facts

thout importause

is not w

e ad

for the Secretary of State, in considering the question of compensation.

567 //

If Mr. Hudson's error,- or rather that of his counsel - ( Ibid. para. 7. ) on the question= of the decision of the 20th August last being, or not being, open to revision by way of Certiorari or otherwving " as in fact, as he suggests, founded upon any error of His Excellency

in the

Avas

construction and explanation

ou

that

of my opinions point, his case is stronger still ; - the right being

barred by

мого

S.

Ordinance

No. 10 of 1844. I. 7. in regard

of Certiorari, and by the

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