CO129-021 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [9-12] — Page 350

28.

that

no

collicion took place, though the frict

impression

tous

that it did. The proceedings

being closed, there seems little advantage in.

additional discussion -

As regards the question fust put by himself, and afterwards approved by the majority of the Council, Sir John Davis considers that it was most important in eliciting. precise and definite- information

as to the

Judge's condition, and as it,

his

- first appears in own name he is perfectly indifferent

whether it appears afterwards

appears afterwards in his name

or that of the majority of the Council who

approved it, since this cannot make the

slightest difference

as to the evidence. The

degradation to the Judge

was not in the

question, but in that state to which it

to his own

רר

20.

344

Verdict, that

decisions

regarding

gave the second charge,

the turn to the

charge, and

as it.

occasioned the acquittal on that charge, he

ought not to regret it.

b (Frue Cxtract.)

Sti Almara fattity

lack of Councils.

appeared from the

answer to the question,

the Judge had reduced himself

Sir John Davis must repeat that

it was only the modification partially added