views of the Judges & Attorney General and interference on the part of the Government to remove all doubt on the subject, by giving such authority to the Judges to sit in their Chambers for the disposal of such matter as may be authorised by rule or law;
and it may probably at the same time be desirable to validate my past proceedings so far as they may be open to question by reason of the Judges having dealt with them otherwise than in court.
6. The details of the measure will be left to the consideration of the Legislative Council who will determine if you think fit to proceed with it, and it may be considered whether the points in question are to be supplemented by other provisions.
7. You shall communicate this correspondence and their enclosures to the Judges for their information.
C. O.
No. 189. 1880.
Date.
No.
1982
(Subject.)
Circular.
DESPATCH.
C. O.
23 DEC 1880
Government Registry.
No: 13.
Last previous Paper.
Agents instructed 10 Jan 81
E Z J
433
423
to Circular of 20th August giving particulars of a requisition for
and Tea Set
(Minutes.)
Mr Blake
?
Instruct the agents to comply with this somewhat large order
W. Meade
C.P.L.
23 Dec
No 24 Dec
Diner
Noted
W.H.B.
I suppose the badge of Mouning is a very elaborate affair, and I do not see any objection to the Insignia & trappings of St M. being put in place
(C ras. 10 80-H & S 9940)
28 Dec 1880.
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