matter is unimportant.
22 of 1908.
Appt of magistrate to hold small
debts Cout.
Schedule II
7 1887.
-Cancellatin
по твіт
д
undertaker's licence
for näsand and
This bring in the
Jyvee
ABL
the for's hands
matume of revpunishment schd not in
my opinion for lost in
with out appeat.
288
Trivial.
do.
15. gos ippankment of
Fund. No objection.
22 grs.
Љ
will ser
You
Direts
objectives
ཡིའི དང ...
of
fort to dispose
mainly to alloing the for?
at his over
unfiltered discretion of the
property of the Colony. Probath in most
Comedy
the armanto unsolved and
but the principle is objectimatle,
Seems
&
me.
the diratin
Cha
Sumand
it
retrograde stop in
g. despotism.
The pants to which I attach
Cassiderable wafportance, are
(1390), Wt, 20024-26, 6000, 11/08, A, & E, W, (8327).
1081-7, 6000. 4/09.
Uncrame
raised
the amendments to
7 1906
at least
I think the
8 of 1887.
Council
J
76
11 g 1900
Zu those a
of slimed to replaced
تفسلم
12/11
acque JJ.A. 15/11
I entirely agree with Mr. Stubbs. Re must resist
Sir F.Lugard's despotic tendancies
-
many of the
Vy
powers now transferred from the Gov. in Counte to
the Gov. ought not to be exercised by one man,
especially the grant of mining licences and leases,
and there are many matters, to which Mr. Stubbs calà
attention, which - in principle it is quite wrong
-
for the Cov. to decide without consulting his Ex.
Council, even though they are ordinarily of small
importance.
This Ord. is in conflict with sections x to xii
the Royal Instructions of the 19th of Jan., 1888,
which, as usual, oblige the Gov. to consult the Ex.
C. on matters which are not
too pressing ( in which case
too unimportant. or communicate with
he must de
them after taking action ) or unless it is against
public interest to consult them. It is not possible
to maintain that the grant of mining leases,
the imposition and remission of fees, questions
of extradition, or the grant of police pensions
are too unimportant to be submitted to the
Ex. Council. It would be
a very undesirable prece-