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exception of One Dollar. I did not, however, think fit to - ash the Legislative Council
a vote to cover Mr.
for "Ewens Bill of costs, which now forms part of his . demand, being satisfied that these costs, as regards the greater part of them were needlessly incurred.
6.
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MrEwens must have
from the first that, from
whatever cause, his client
had broken the law, and_
had
had he (as he ought to have done) advised a plea of "quilty and an
to a
appeal, not
higher Court, but to the Governor for the remission the penalty inflicted, the case
of
would have been settled with
comparatively little expense
ence to his
or inconvenience
client. Her chose, however,
a course which ensured a
large Bill of Costs and
which at the same time
afforded him a peculiarly
good