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73.

72.

the

The Major General agrece objection made by the judge - But this is evenruted by the Cumeil,

-

the opinion of the Attorney General.

Question - 2. repeated by

the Council.

Captain Bresce

. 4. If a soldier on the guard manting

Parade had appeared.

overcome as

as much

the Chief Justice

xemed to me to be in

the

the Verandah occasion alluded to. I

would not allow him to go upon duty - At the

Same

time

to add that if this criterion

off

if

dopted in relation to the

the

the officere of social hours that I

I beg

were

bearing

in their

of theen would not hold their

Commissions for

one

day.

And

this I give as the opinion of

individual whone

Island has

ever

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person

eter

an

230

in this

seen under

under the

excessive influence of Wine.

2. By the Council .

Whatever have been the state

may

of the Judge

you

orr

that occasion, did

near the General expres

ever hear

dissatisfactions at it afterwards?

A. Shove heard the General:

General coprope

very great dissatisfactions that the circumstance had been brought

d in some

forward.

name

way,

and

his

associated with it; and therefore be felt very great regret

that it had occurred.

2. Did the Judge

ever dine with the

General since that

rrence?

occurren