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Yes.

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18 Q.

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I dont think they bothered themselves sufficiently to

attend.

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Am I right in supposing that the general feeling of the Heating, as expressed, by the people who spoke,

was that it was a sort of protest against the

Commission being appointed by the Governor ↑

A.

Yes, I think it was.

19 Qu

And want it a protest against the individual

Manhers of the Commission, who have been appointed by

His Excellency?

21819

A.

Yes, in some cases.

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20 Q.

A.

21

Q.

And did not some of those present speak personally

against some Members of the Commissien, as being men

not properly fitted to serve on the Jommission-?

Yes,

they did.

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And were not Mr Lamble, and Mr Conolly, two of the

speakers ?

A.

Yes, and Mr Lyon.

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And did not Kr Bryan speak strongly ↑

A.

I dont think he mentioned any names.

But he rather expressed his views about the

Commission, which the Governor thought fit to

appoint ?

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21823

A.

I cant say that he mentioned any names.

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24

Q.

Mr Bryan did not show himself out of sympathy with

the feeling of the Keating, did he ↑

A.

He was very much against the Germission being formed.

Q.

As a Commission, or was he against the gentlemen tho`

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Govarner had thought fit to seleɑt for the partionlar

work ? It is not a personal matter mind.

A.

26 Q.

No, I dont think he expressed that my as far as I

remember.

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