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Government as to the sufficiency of the Bench of Judges, ry
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advice was of no account, and I was like a voice crying in the
wilderness. I had therefore to refuse to entertain the motion
to release a debtor from prison because there had been no time
to hear the public examination of the debtor which was a
necessary preliminary to considering the question of his re-
-lcase.
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On the Official Receiver mentioning the
fact that there were 15 public examinations waiting, I added
that I must say as I had said 20 times before that the Bench
was inadequate to deal with the work before it with anything
approaching decency or order, and that these delays were in-
-evitable so long as the number of Judges remained as at
present.
I have etc.,
(Sd.) F. T. Piggott,
Chief Justice.
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The Officer Administering the Government.
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