A dispute of vague
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ascertion by McGibbons
arranged.
ed than
appear
air the correspondence
and not a statement of facts
and
In the
evidence to be grasped with. In
very
stated
Carls
where
there done
any facts my best to
are-
understand Mr Gibbons meaning and
to set forth the facts correctly to His Excellency.
M. Gibbons states that he
should have declined his appointment
but that he
was told at the Colonial Office that the
medium of communication between him and
the Government
was transmitted from the Colonel Office
printed at page 642-651
in No.36 of
the Government Gazette of August 28th
1880.
Few
there
the only inference
is that the Judges
Mr Gibbons
therefore
And
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Consequence,
ir tre
represented to
his immediate superiors
head
the
me
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aly medium
of communication from
Colonial Secretary
with the
the Colonial
se
the
Supreme
Govern through
I oce
Secretary
written statement. In Gibbons docs
the Office
art
whe
ho made
the
Colomal
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how this could
f.
Conclusion.
Secretary. I do not see
be, for
it
misinte
impossible for
duties to have been
terms of
England
statement verbally
effect entrave
avening this inevitable
I therefore submit that
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Vec.