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against the honour and character of a gentleman resident in the Colaus, ucadeh ure, as a member of the
Legislative Council, on the 20th September last, in his name and as alleged, by his directions, by his private Secretary, and,
cco a
necessary consequence of such a decision, I cannot do otherwis thau understand that Sir Joha
Hennessy will not retiree to this Colony
asib Governor.
As however the Governor publicly declares, before he lef the Colony, that he was about to take six months leave of absence, and has informed persous resident in the Colony,
that he will return in October
next, I think it right to state that, in such a case, Heo several questions I have raised and submitted to your Lordship
could not be allowed to rest
in their present position.
I should, in the event of the contingency, to which Jallude, being likely to occur, deem it
to