upon to give, and to the mul.
•titude of Official Documents, which have passed through my hands for one purpose, or another during the same Period.
Every month, and
frequently
sometimes more
I have to
perform the
I
functions
of a Grand jury, to prepare the Informations against Prisoners
at the briminal Sessions, and
to prosecute them in Person. My
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Duties as a member of the
cutive, and degislative bouncils
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are morcover of a very response. He bharacter, and attogether I believe I may safely assert that there is no Attorney General in
any bolony from whom there is required more unceasing
dabor, personal Responsibility, or Profes. sional Experience.
This is no doubt
oring to the peculiar conditions of this bolony which though very small in territorial extent has
become a rendyvous of all the Nationalities of the World, and has attained great
Political, and
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