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"Members. The
andwer was in
affirmative
Read Letter W. 459, of 2d August 1858, from
The Acting Colonial Secretary to the an Attorney General, conveying to him the Governor's Statement and the 5 Resolutions Mecting; and stating that the Documents referred to in the said Resolutions might be seen
by him at the Government Offices, during official hours.
come to at the last ____
Read a Memorandum, prepared by the Clerk of Councils by order of his Excellency, containing a Statement of what passed between himself and the Morney General, when that Officer called on the 3rd Instant at the Colonial Secretary's Office.. to inspect the Documents in support
" the aforesaid Resolutions.
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"Read a Litter, of the 3o August 1858, --- from the Attorney General in reply to "Letter W. 169 of the 22 Instant, from
the Acting Colonial Secretary, and to the Resolutions therein enclosed..
The Attorney General having stated in
his said Letter of the 3rd August, that
the 4 clear
-on
days
allowed him to..
Court Days,
prepare his defence were
the motion of the Licut Governor,
Mr. Masson, the Acting Registrar of the Supreme Court, was sent,
and examined.
for,
Mr. Masson said, that he believes the
Supreme Court did not set
3rd Instant.
the
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