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fully agree

with Gen: D'Aquilar

in thinking that the charge

itself

was most sinproperly

breach 319

mits it as into a breach

discipline or public duly,

proceeding

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was a

unfair towards

introduces into the proceedings,

Such an inquisition with what

took place at a private party

( could only be justified in the

course of

investigating

accusation of

an

habitual in=

: temperance, which must,

inevitably, rest on the proof

of repeated acts of drunkenness.

But to make it a separate

Lead

of

indictment, & examine

the accused,

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it

له الله

jartly

calculated to excite the indignat?=

of

the Officer, the privacy of

whose hospitalities

violated.

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thers

But upon the main

zently

charge, and the

one,

that

of

The Chief Justice

A

mitostant

habitual Dunkanap

was not

not only

fully acquitted by the Council,

but the result of the Eaglänge

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