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141

very

must ons to th

The prosperity of

a trading oriental community

the that over

which now preside.

But it appears

to me

that these objects would be included if the Chief Justice

had his annual

long holiday, way of

five months, either together

times

or at two

separate, as might be thought

1

Most convenient

it were

provided

by law, that, during these intervals,

some other Legal Functionary

hold the duty

Instructions should

summary

Courts and

attend at chambers; so that

The suspension of proceedings

would extend

also

to the Criminal

and higher Courts. I cannot myself

see any

obvious difficulty

in such arrangement,

but there

may,

of course, be objections of which

I am

not aware.

may

However

be, I leave the matter

in the hands of yourself and

your

Council, considering it your functions

necessary

to enact

such Laws

as

for which

4-1

be

may

to ensure the administration

of the Law in such a

way as to secure the objects

for which

I am

anxious, and,

at the same time, to which

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141

very

must ons to th

The prosperity of

a trading oriental community

the that over

which now preside.

But it appears

to me

that these objects would be included if the Chief Justice

had his annual

long holiday, way of

five months, either together

times

or at two

separate, as might be thought

1

Most convenient

it were

provided

by law, that, during these intervals,

some other Legal Functionary

hold the duty

Instructions should

summary

Courts and

attend at chambers; so that

The suspension of proceedings

would extend

also

to the Criminal

and higher Courts. I cannot myself

see any

obvious difficulty

in such arrangement,

but there

may,

of course, be objections of which

I am

not aware.

may

However

be, I leave the matter

in the hands of yourself and

your

Council, considering it your functions

necessary

to enact

such Laws

as

for which

4-1

be

may

to ensure the administration

of the Law in such a

way as to secure the objects

for which

I am

anxious, and,

at the same time, to which