CO129-021 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [9-12] — Page 152

JAN

147

Opinion

I most certainly think the charge should be allowed. Mr. Parker receives no

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salary, and is entitled to his costs in every case, as all solicitors

and attorneys would be. In this case the costs

the prosecution were

· paid

as between party and

party by the offender, but the charges Mr. Parker against Mr Hyland,

attorney

and client. The underst

made

are as

understanding

of

between

alluded.

to by the Attorney General as existing between Mr Parker and the Government, relates entirely

to Crown Pents.

(Signed) Chas Molley Campbell,

Acting Attorney General

(Free (okay!)

Masin

Colonial Secretary.