CO129-021 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [9-12] — Page 321

Equally imposible, that d'auld

be restrained, by the incumstance

of the note being termed a Crivac

was reluctant

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John Bavis, to bring his apportions

against the Chief Justice to the

Best

Public

of a

sugning.

But

The

ne, from directing

an immediate

investigation into the tuiti

of

it's contents. No Letter containing

such charges, addressed by a God.

to a beculary of State, can be

regarded as private. Inshee to

The parties accused, no less than

General

The marisi, seguire that they

should be invested with the

Character of Publicity. It appears, from his own statement, that die

for the odium, if inch there be,

attaching to the proceedings, he

is humself solely responsible.

Bechore, however. I observe on the enquiry

result of the six, which took

place before the Council, I am

compelled to animadvert

The Strangely irregulari

megulari manner

in which it was

conducted, &

The deviation from all those

ordinary principles of Criminal

Borth