CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 357

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their undivided nespreme

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that the rules of Court

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whole of his vacation;

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find myself so after compelled to enter upor the review of questions; debated, not without much warmth, and asperity

of language between the Cheif Suation and yourself. A is my

camest hope,

(must add that it is

my distinct-injunction)

that controversées son conducted may onterely.

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