: had his ablative upon the ground that the original condition of the allowance has been broken:
Now it does not appear to me that there has been any violation of that condition whatever and although government may be perfectly free to make what conditions it pleases for the continuance of the grant, it does appear to me that Sir J. P. Hennessy is quite wrong in withholding payment of any part of the money already voted and I would propose to tell him so.
as to whom the
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40 but from that date it appears either not to have been paid at all or to have been paid to Mr Barice, who has severed his connection with the Committee, in his capacity of sole remaining lessee or trustee of the site: the effect of this is to withhold payment because Mr Pybus, being a creature of Sir J. P. Hennessy's, will not pay it over to the Committee until they comply with his wishes.
Sir J.P. Hennessy contends that Mr Barice is the only person who is legally entitled to the money should be paid to: as For Myrie was a member of the Committee and Treasurer of the Committee and up to 30 Jun 1879 it appears to have been paid to the Committee to receive the money the Committee contend that it is legally payable only to themselves: I do not believe it is a question of law at all but
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