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as divine out
time
of my
long
and
after
an
pacific illness from which
I am still suffering, though
happily not so as to interfere
with the performance
of my
Judicial duties.
by my
Sir John Bowring very
kindly endeavored
to bring about
an arrangement but failed as
I am told in an Official letter
(enclosure G) in consequence of Mr. Caunter declining to make
a
becoming apology, & of my imposing conditions as to the mode in which the apology should be made. I had certainly throughout
considered myself entitled to a public apology
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the first slander having been
uttered at a
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public meeting (being
a guest night). The Honorable Mr. Eagar when I had nominated as
my
representative felt the same. However, sooner than have to trouble you with
a matter
of so personal a nature, I should have had no
objection
to leave the question of apology
to be referred to any
other referee, but
unfortunately at this point his Excellency's private correspondence ceased - Sir John Bowring did, I believe, subsequently propose to Mr. Eagar that the whole matter should be referred to Anstey, Callcott Seymour & I should have been very glad of the decision
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as divine out
time
of my
long
and
after
an
paciful illness from which
Jam still suffering, though
happily not so as to interfere
with the performance
Iudicial duties.
y my
Sir John Bowning very
Rindly endeavored
endeavored to bring about
an an au
angement but failed as
I am told in an Official letter
(enclosure G) in consequence of Mr Custey declining to make
a
becoming apology, & of my hiposing conditions as to the mode in which the apology should be made. I head certainly thoughout
Ourdidered myself entitha to a public apology
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the first slander having been
uttered at a
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public mess (being
a quest night). The Honorable Mor Eager when I had nominated as
As
my
resence felt the same. However. Somner than have to tombled you with
y
a matter
so personal a nature. Ishould have had no
objection
to leave the question of apology
turfettered to any
other referee, but
to
unfortunately at this point his Excel = lency's private corresponden we__ ceased - Sir John Bowning did I believe subsequently propose Fur Edger that the whole matter Shimla be referred to Aducical, Seymour & Ishould have been inly toe glad of the decisions
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