and that of Mr Mclebell
which Sam was at a loss to
reconcile.
You believe that the Council
came to the conclusion that Mr Mitchell had acted indiscreetly, and had thus rendered himself open to censure
while Mr Mclebell was not.
Comptroller says that the
Council declined to
enquire
into the case.
No minute
or resolution to show the
the conclusion at which the
Council arrived and
indeed there is no evidence on the subject except the
two letters from the
Colonial Secretary, referring to the Council's opinion.
From the materials which this case has brought
is submitted to me
and it is not easy to form any
definite opinion regarding it.
I
convict
you in your
consideration that Mr Mitchell has acted illegally,
is a
question in which
I do not interfere.
If on the other hand the
proceedings against
him
are dropped, I am not
aware that Mr Mitchell
has any ground of
complaint.
and that of Mer Meclebell
Which Sam at a loss to
econcile.
Jou
breve that the Council.
Came to the Conclusion Wit No Mitchell had acted indiscretly, and had bid
himself. Open to endectwond
while her Milebell
car
Combrary lays that the
Corencil declined to
enquire
Ifeind
into the cafe.
No Nunute
or
resduction to shew the
the
Conclusion at which the
Council arrived and
Indeed there is no evidence on the subjeel except th
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the two letters from the
Colonial bentong, refering is the Corneil's opener.
sin
From the Maunce ver
which this call has b
is submillel to mer
ane mueble to forme any
definite opinion refponit.
Convit
you in your
Core sider that Ner hilibell has retid llegally,
is a
Thet
question in which
interfere.
Sean air Hote
lway
If on the other hand the
at him
Inverstings againal.
bre
dropped, Sam act
aware that her Mitchell
has any ground of
Le
any
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