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recently
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I had done.
"previous occasion.
"Case to the Bench
every
I handed the first
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I had previously before heard the
Registrar I
"done and I never "objection taken that as
"Could not record the orders made
"on my petition
ad
Official Administrator.
Cha. 1848.
"As the Court thought proper to adjourn
"for the attendance of "Registrar I had
to
re
the Deputy
other
Conrein
than to record such
adjournment. I most respectfully
"protest against the suggestion that ' anything, which fell from
"anything
demeanor
arry
vne t
had
"any effect in reference to the closing
"of the Court",
To this letter to which I desire to refer in extenso, there
was no reply from the Chief Justice, knowing full well that
no denial could be made to impugne the truth of
what I had stated.
On July 27th I addressed the
Acting Colonial Secretary
on the conduct
of the Chief Justice. To this letter I crave leave to refer in extenso,
shewing that in lieu of replying to my letter of July 25th before quoted, the Chief Justice took
other (and equally untenable) objection to my
mode
of conducting my business (although he had previously approved
of it):
the ground he took
was that