1
!
Į
i
ourscives we
have already spoken. The Attorney General in
conclusion states that in soliciting the
Interposition of His Excelicno, he is — taking "the
the They
effectumi wan
an end
"desired by the entire profession? Se reply to this statement we have but to remark that we were in no-wise Ionsulted by the Attorney Sincai on the subject of there suppooed grievances were in cutive ignorance of his intention to complain and that we disclaim
my
authnit in sim to make ne of
om names individualty
of
han Ć
the profession, in support of this
for any other chaye complainte s
Grievance..
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A fine we discent altogether
the
from the conclusions arrived at by Attang bercul, we think the matter ununit the concidcration of die hvcelleney, we have desired
such
to que
wor
cud un hare, we are well convined the other branch of the Rofeccion Sú Pullic, and we allogether quil to in the proposed changes
me
advantage to the Qublic service.
We have to [Chamed) John Day.
ice
Kury Kingsmill, Ba. Fretk
~Save Cony)
Nue
Colonial Secretary.
Green, Jh. a.