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has been to my Knowledge desired by the entire profession. For changes necessary to the convenience of Suitors on the Profession His Lordship the Chief Justice would as before listen and adopt them
(Signed) Howard K. Stace, Attorney of the Courts of Westminster &c.
Amphlony June 1858.
(True Copy)
Meluru
Copy-
"Remarks on the complaints made by the Attorney General on the despatch of business in the Supreme Court by His Honor the Chief Justice.
Is to 1st Complaint-
I was not aware it was the opinion of the Profession that the ordinance referred to was confined to Misdemeanants alone. It would seem to meet the end of Justice better to extend it generally to all criminals confined in the Gaol for trial.
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Sas been to
my Knowledge desired by the entire profession. Fore -am changes necessary to the convenience of Suitors on the Nofession His Lorishit the Chict Justice would as before lister and adopt them
(Signed) howard K. Stace, Attorney of the Courts of Vestminster &c.
Amphony June 1858.
(True Copy)
Meluru
Copy-
"
•Remants
on the complaints
make by the
Attorny
General
the despatch of business in the Supreme Court by His Stonon the Chief Justice.
Is to /it Complaint-
I was not aware it was
opinion of the Profession that the ordinance referred to was
confined
the
to Misdemcanants alone. It would
میر
to
meet the end of Justice better extend it generally to all criminals confined in the Gaol for trial_
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Colonial Secretary-
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