14.
been convicted of one libel against Mr. Fridges, is now prosecution for another
under.
against the Government, and
that the low scurrilous and
bov
contemptible character of his newspaper has been but
often the protection of his paper from legal for me ridges has already proceedings .
Bridges sent his explanations
Mr.
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on
the Opium Monopoly question in Despatch Noys of Sfth June last..
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to Mr
With regard to Kingsmill and his nomination
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to the Rating Attorney Generalohip albeg to
to state that his applic
-cation was on the 7th Inst
first brought before the
Executive Council andread_
M. Day's second that there was a considerable discussion
as to the relative claims of M. Hengsmill and Mr. Day in which much friendly feeling towards Mrthingsmiths
was exhibited, but that the
vote of the Council was unanimous that the publie service would be best
provided for by Mr Day's appointment.