18.
19
308
"it was published"; this is
(
simply
one of Mt Umorrow's reckless statements, of which the slightest ease would have shown him
Au inaccuracy.
The finding in M. Caldwell's ease was arrived at on
of the
the 24th of September 1861 and was sublished in the buzette of 5th bctober following with
arr
intimation of
the date
upon
which
it had been come to. The remainda
Murrow's real motives in giving
up so much time and attention to the prosecution of Mr Caldwell, but I enn
only say
that his
proceedings in the case
are
almost universally ascribed here to a less worthy motive than public duty
Paragraphs
24, 25, 26 refer
mostly to the matter of the costs
in the ense
ense of
The Queen v. Tarrant,
the full particulars
7
which will
I paragraph 22 has
reference
to
Int Murrow's motives in pursuing
Mr Caldwell in
the
he did
way
to
and which he states were "purely
#
public spirited. I
course
cannot Know what were Mor
be found detailed in my despatel Grace N.110 of 22? August ( 1860, to which I beg a reference-
your
I need only, therefore, add here
LEX.