CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 334

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attend the Admiralty

appointed.

Court on

the day-

I acendingly took the enclosed-

to 2

opinion of the rettorney General, and exused the annered Letter to be addressed 1.3.

to the Judge with the entire concurrence

of the Members

Government.

Sinec great publie inconvenienec

would have attended Mr. Aulme's not

- coming to the Court (as his objections

.

the notice seemed to imply) obliged to hold myself ready only person who could preside default of his presence

as to

prepare

Jury and to

-

I was

as the

in.

to

"I went so for

the address for the Grand

· go down to the fourt at

the proper hour. Mr. Hulme thought= proper to come, but

was lost, and

my morning

might.

have been

"better employed..

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I have the hour to be, With the highest respect,

Your Lordship's,

Most Obedient,

Stumble Servant,