will in this instance help to teach a salutary lesson, and that in the event of no exculpation being established, a lenient punishment would suffice.
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Mr. Mareland to M. Rahman.
Supreme Court, 10th November, 1893.
I have to.
(S.) F. Clarke, Chief Justice.
Dear Sir,
His Excellency Hon. G.J. M. O'Brien, Officer Administering the Govt.
I have been requested by the Chief Justice to inform you that the question of your suspension will be brought before the Executive Council Wednesday next the 15th instant at noon in the Council Chamber and that you are at liberty if you so desire to appear before the Council at that time and defend yourself orally.
I have te.
(D.) F.A. Mareland,
To A. Rahman.