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"Surther statement on the Sharges immediately belove the Council_
which be
may
wish to make.. "We Davies states that he
love a great deal to
say
Burther.
bis hxcellency however reminds
hiens that as the only ferinte
with which the Council mennt
to deal in
mis
his case were
If incubatination and
those
refusal to mate good a deficit apparent in his accounts, he must confine himself to those subjects. His insinuations against Mr Kinder on other
foints were
beside the merito
of the only questions under
consideration and their introduction wurecepwisk, in his defence har in the opinion of the Council apppavated his conduct.
"Mr. Davies therenfor exp that all the efflanation Brich he has to offer
those hints
was contained im his written defence be denies all
I accusations against him except that of Furerfect, which he Considers arose under the mort extenuating circumstance and that he is ready
to unt
every apology, not to Mr Kinder but to the Charter of the Mint.
His Excellency thereupon
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