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In the first place it is a matter of great anxiety when the Executive interferes with the judicial authority, as a recent dispute, the head of State condemned in strong terms an instance of such interference by Eastern Standards!
Quoting the case has already been referred to the House Govt whose decision is now awaited.
No new facts have transpired since the trial, consideration of which might justify me revising the late Govt. of this Colony, laying it down specifically that in the administration of affairs in a British Colony, British Authorities should not allow themselves to be governed.
And lastly Chief Justice Adams, to show cause, states that, in awarding penalty, he took in view all the mitigating circumstances of the case.
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In the
first place it is
ñ a
a matter
of great achicary when the Excentivo
puiterferes with the pidicial authority,
dire a recent despalete, the lead. if
State condemned in strong
terms
an mitaine of such interference
by Eastern Standards!"
quoly the case has already
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been referred to the thouse Goot
whose decision is now awaited.
3rly
no new
facts have
I
transpired surve the trial,
consideration of w
of which might
the
on the hart
the late Govt. of this
justify
me
ий
revising
Colony, laying it down specifically
that in the administration
affairs in
y
a
British Colony.
British Authorities should not
allow themselves to be governed
lentine.
And lastles Chrif Justice
Adams, to show thane
Submitted your letter, en props,
states that, in
awaring
preply
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Lenture, he took in view all
the mitigating circt of the case,
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