10
11.
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and those
mostly residents are allowed
to play and of there the large majority
is of the lowers denfis. –
10.
The
Clapes.- fearful Consequences of such Gaming here having been from time 4 timme painfully impropen
Judge I have
on my mind as frepared the Draft of an Adinance I which is more stringent in its
provisions than I personally, think
necepary though not more so than I think desirabli.
11.
berewith I encine the Draft which I have prepared markii A which I submit to this Excellency's consideration. I hope that he may sec fit to lay it on the Sable of the
Legislative Council.
12.
Incires
are reso the
mayinai
notes separately market B. against which I have set Memoranda shewing
This
sources of and the authority for each section. From there, memranden
it appears as follows:-
Sictions / to 10 inciusive arenew
but not novch. They are framed in deference to the opinion of those persons who consider Banning as being almost irreprepible here. _
Sections 9 to 271 ipcepit sceitious 18
and 4 which
on
are
new ) are all founded
English Legislation and arstine tor
Sections thin
are incitiulel to the
specialities of the Colony. This three