that I should be able to obtain evidence
ferring the perjury of many
falsehoods of
all the witnesses.
9. Before I had time. Brandishing sundry written statements from sundry members of my staff and others, I had brought out in proper order proving the falsity of
the charge and the whole had been worked up in
I was again ordered to leave for England,
expressed the Prime Judge's painful consternation and strong dissatisfaction
at my leaving before
I had seen the finding of this Report. I was again ordered to leave for Home which I deferred to do, in the meantime doing all I could to hush up the matter and informing
me that there were no
10. changes almost we
LA IN THE
What this Government of England may think of it, is immaterial time: In any case, I shall not allow myself, a person of large experience in Colonies and possessing a thorough acquaintance with the working of this Registry, both in the Straits Settlement and in
the authority
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numerous important legal works, to be
subjected
to the humiliation.
Ze
and indignity of being judged by
inexperienced
ignorance of Registry consists of one of what my duties are, and being compelled to submit to this humiliation in order that the Commission should screen
the incompetence
and ignorance of
have displayed.
The thing is justice, and low violent abuse
and
from
Mr. Justice
fit of
11. The assault vented upon. Wise in excitement. uncontrollable thing underhand conspiracy lies in a nutshell. I have most important reference to the detriment of myself
Registry,
causing great offence to many other officials
by my arrival, joined heartily
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