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of the Judges, with the advice aforesaid, I had appointed Mr. E. J. Ackroyd, Barrister- at-law, the Registrar of the Supreme Court, to be the doting Puisse Judge during the absence
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necessary to make arrangements for The temporary performance of the duties of Mr. Ackroyd as Registrar. more than
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quarter of a century as the Governor,
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successively of five different Colonies, has taught me that, as a
general rule, and except in extreme cases, it is
right and expedient to defer to the
opinion of the Judges in the appointment of the Officers of the Supreme Court.
In
fact, in
most instances in
England, and in several Colonies, the
patronage of such appointments is vested by law absolutely
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