could not have inflicted material hardship, since his houses were but few
Commenced at the time the ordinance was passed — and that
he continues to remain
if he was relying
on the decision
of an inferior Court in his favor, which proved to be erroneous, he must himself bear the
Consequences; that
if the grant of the
mandamus had been illegal,
or the judgments
of the magistrates contrary to the spirit of the Act, Mr. Hudsons would have been aggrieved but that
he failed to show this and even if he had, the Sect of State has no power to redress
of grievances which individuals
may suffer from erroneous decisions of the regular legal tribunals.
Hi Irving
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EML. Jb4
破的
ver
Kerry REGISTER 24 Jan, 1859
JAN 26 1859
I venture upon
the liberty of again addressing you and pressing a hope that, amidst the press of business which must necessarily
engage