chronic disease from which he is suffering, it is not likely that he will be able to resume his duties. Unter such circumstances, the question of alcointing his succesn
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eminently fitted for the port, viz :- Mr. Komas Child Bayllar, our local
Queen's Councel. M. Austin adds
that during the time Me Anyplar acted as
General his thorouge
Attorney
Knowledge of the local Ordinances and
his influence
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