CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 25

4.

I enjoying

that oxcation,

as far as posible, without

being contained to the limits of the Colony. But this is perfectly consistent with the

incesity of maintaining

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zule wider which the Chief Pustice, the only fudgy of The Supreme Court, is zostained from leaving the island without Estice to the Governor, and

have obtained, which would of course

snot be withheld unlife for

Jealous

urgency

of the strongest

The

dame observations

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of comme affly to the Attorney

General with still Greates

Force.

I therefore Afferve

The first paragraph of foo

Li frommer's Circuler of the 11th August.

4. As to the second

paragraphe of the Circular,

I obrove that the Colonial

Serulang informed the Acting Chief Justice, in his letter

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the 15th Augf., that it

was not mi

ang

case to be

"Cor strictly interpreted." I

Think there is some in cour

in

lazing down a

in convenience

ente in

position terms, when it is

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