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from taking that courel, on the Ground only at that by the Ordinance it was the first meeting the creditors had the A to lose, and in the right. present case his ruling A rights that -ཡ-ཀཱ they to Choose at to subsequent meeting although they have already excercised their choice, and the Assignee Choser have been removed, and the Official Arrique. Verignee. appointed in their place has placed me in such a position that I know not what to do, there degree of meertamty personary, liable for coste in Cases where I differ from hier in opinion, it will be seen that my objection to the present proceedings is one the e. J very gravest character, and eufficient to justify, if not demand, immediate action in the part of His Excellency.
Without in any way arrogating to myself a position to which I am not fully entitled, I think I may say, that my standing at the English bar gave me title to respect from the Bench which was never witheld, and that when I expressed it, that it is impossible t act and while the Chief Justice Innderstand he does, holds, as that he has the right to make me personally An h opinion it was always treated by the Indges, as coming from a man : whose fidgement was entitled to consideration.