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É me in order that oʻmay read them

as a continuous, whole, there is

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havever one matter in counce tion, with

them which I think dormand's attention. It is this: at the close

of the preceding, The Bollard applied

to the Whyte to hold the

iray

hold the papers

in

his hands in order that he might

make an

application of some kind

on obtain;. Ata nature of which did

not

very elearly appear, Gourd The Way is of course only answer which he

could

Suprime

the

The

gave

give, thist

but,

as the matter was

that he had

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this

the fro

no

proceedings

fressed, added objection at the foot

to state, in oder

that the Acting Governor might

receive due information, that such

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application had been made.

Afor this point I'm desirous

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of recording my opinion that delay whatever should be granted by the acting Governor to the prisoner.

for any such purpoe.

purpose. I do not for

an instant assume that the

Supreme Court would give effect

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bjections, the native

the Ordinance

him

gave

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power to do

any of

the

17

which

appear

so, and this the matter musċ

forthwith be placed by virtue of the Ordinance in Ars Pr

cillineys hands

on.

the face of

preceding, but the ground upon

which I put the case is this

The

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