344
The next
question is connected.
Mr. Gibbons heller and precisely the dubject which required to be carefully considered In the carrying out of the propized change.
176. Mr. Ribbons had stated in his latter of Ich 4 that he would be ready to Rubrich a plan by which the work of the Supreme Couch sught be carried on ni Shich accordance with the Secretary of Blater scheme, and the Govenor requested the Olurs, Justice to moite Mr. Gibbons laulmich auch plan but I can find nothing to shew that the Chief Justice Ever dill to nor does it appear that h. Gibbons allweil auch answer of any kind to his complaint. but a few days later vigion Oct 15 the Churf appendet
p. 17 Justice refers to Mr. Gibbons admitted
hay professed porance of account "as one amongst Other things that made him Entirely unfite for he's Office.
with
Mi. Gibbons
work as
afficial assignee,
178. Irr
one
of
the
of the earlier letters
Correspondence under consideration the
X
appendix p. 142 letter of September 6 Mr. Gibbous brings
to the notice of the Governor the
obstruction which has been placed
in his
way
in his attempt to wind
up ranches Blakeway bankrupt of Se
appendia p 180. inventions that be presented a petition
for
ari
order
for
the
payment out of the
Treasury of
certain money pro
The purpose:
dividend and he complains of a
of a
Appendix p. 183. Indgement refusing
the order proyed.
fri