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that he directed Mr. Heyndman
addrees a
informing
letter to the lolerk of the Cant
him that the amounts recovered
by the bount
to and
were thence forth to be taken up
paid into the Treasury by the
Shroff of the Cant in the manner.
The py 82. provided by Paragraph 8 of the official
llrientar of the 20th of April 1860 addressed
to the Departments of the Government of Houghing
It is true that the Clerk of the
Court is bound to
pany
the Fees of Court
into the Treasury but this is specially
provided by Section XXXII of the
Ordinancz
Again
on
the 30th of May
1865
the acting fudge having decided not
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