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time. And as
my.
relations
relo
with the members have been
most satisfactory, and have
no meand
. thus been by impaired by the diminished frequency of meetings,
I
have seen no reason whatever
for changing my opinion.
"There are, no doubt, occasions,
such a
one
having
Some
recurred quite lately, when - for the discussion important.
of
measure, it may
be desirable to summon the
Council
Council on several days
in
one week; but there are other times when even
even one
in a week is entirely
meeting
supererogatory; and I disagree
apparently
with what was
a
Sir
G. Bowen's view that the Governor should be compelled.
time;
to call one at such a
and, indeed, I am
em disposed
respectfully to question whether
his discretion should be
-fettered at all in such a _ matter by the necessity of-
holding