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No. 285.
(QUEENSLAND.)
QUEEN'S ADVOCATE to COLONIAL OFFICE.
Doctors' Commons, December 3, 1864. I AM honoured with your commands, signified in Mr. Elliot's letter of the 30th ultimo, atating that he was directed to transmit to me a copy of a Bill of the Legis- lature of Queensland, which has been reservod by the Governor of that Colony for the signification of Her Majesty's pleasure, entitled "A Bill to establish a divorce and matri- "monial causes jurisdiction in the Supreme Court." A copy of the Governor's Despatch No. 48, 14th transmitting the Bill was also enclosed for my information, and Mr. Elliot was pleased Sept. 1864.
to request that I would inform you whether I see any reason why Her Majesty should
not be advised to assent to this enactment.
In obedience to your commands I have taken these papers into consideration, and have the honour to
Report
That I see no reason why Her Majesty should not be advised to consent to this enactment,
I have, &c. (Signed)
ROBERT PHILLIMORE.
The Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Cardwell, M.P.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
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