Colony; but I can only say that
when at the time I heard that Mr. Tarrant had, subsequent to his release from the Common Jail under the pardon granted by me, been arrested by Colonel Caine's Attorney for libel and placed
in the Civil prison, it never
occurred to me to
make a special report of the circumstance, it being, as I before
observed,
a case with which the
Government were not in any way concerned, and in which I had not
the slightest power to interfere,
either
for
Mr. Tarrant's detention
or liberation
Sir. H. Robinson to
The Duke of Newcastle 1.79 of 8th June 1860.
167
I may take this opportunity
of reporting that Mr. Tarrant is now at liberty, having paid the costs for which he was arrested and imprisoned
I have the honor to be,
My Lord Duke,
Your Grace's, most obedient Servant
Robinson
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Colony; but I can only say that when at the time I heard that Mr. Tarrant had, subsequent to his release from the Common Jail under the pardon granted by me, been arrested by Colonel Caine's Attorney for libel and placed in the Civil prison, it never occurred to me to make a special report of the circumstance, it being, as I before observed, a case with which the Government were not in any way concerned, and in which I had not the slightest power to interfere, either for Mr. Tarrant's detention or liberation.
Sir. H. Robinson to The Duke of Newcastle 1.79 of 8th June 1860.
167
I may take this opportunity of reporting that Mr. Tarrant is now at liberty, having paid the costs for which he was arrested and imprisoned.
I have the honor to be, My Lord Duke, Your Grace's, most obedient Servant
Robinson