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"Low or Ordinance of the Colony may
be thereunto annexed.
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In the Gavernar's Instructions under the Royal Sign Manual, and Signet (Art: XXXX) the Provision of the Charter as to Pardons is recited,
and the Practice to be observed in
such luxes is laid down, and the
Governer is forbidden to Pardon
the
any
offender unless upon receiving the. advice of the Executive Connail____ thereon.
Ordinance No1 of 1860 regulates the Pourers of the Governar as to Conditional Pardons, and defines exeatly the Conditions which he
to a Pardon.
annex
may
Ses Reports
of Governors
Simon
my return to the Colony
in December 1865, I have heard of. Criminals being liberated upon certain Conditions us to branding, Deportation,
and until
Flogging, but I never
Avas Board ut
tted
now as to the legality of these Proceadings, and I have always been
under the impression that the System was carried on in pursuance of n Special Instructions from the Serritory of State.
Whether the System be
Plantern objectionable or not, having regard to
Colonies.
Goumans the exceptional Conditions of the Colony V. G. Mare Frommalle, (Cat. 29th 1867)
to Crime; is a Secondary consider_ Pins13 p. 30_sition. The important question
upon which
my opinion is required