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different the taller would sitter moobl het.
Gibbons in responsibility for accounts over which he had no control on the Keeping of which would compel him to to work hunzelf
for which he was not competent and for which he had not bargained. When it was sought to place Mr. Gibbons in this fatter portion it would appear that he
had good cause to complani.
174. It may porribly appear that Mr. Gibbons was pressing too far the consequence of the Chief Instill ruling that
Mr. Mirrop was not to be considered under his (M. Wibbons ) control but it Qeems clear that the Chief Justice realized the force of Mis chyection
of that which
as well as
turned
burned on to Merrop confuluites for the duty
appender p 171. op Keeping accounts for hi lus beller of Mely Mi which he transmits Mr. Cuttons bellen of
ippendix p. 172.
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Oct 4 to the Governor he Rays* (1) he behaves
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that he never forbade ho. Abbous "to five order=" Lo Mr. Morrop amce he acted as deputy Registrar and (2) he precunes that (although Mr. Gibbons 20 accumes) het hierrop will woh be apponited to an office constituting him accountant.
175. The Chirp Inclice in the dame heller
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appendix p. 192 adds that this to hit a
that this to hit a fitting
Malic a
any
time to
remarks as to the duties which
hi fach Mr. Abbons undertook under his
Contract" an observation which it is
deffients to understand beeing that this. tas precisely the puration exised by
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