CO129-057 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [7] — Page 221

Easter, and Mutsun Verlidays, during solush time 2 hours a day have been considered sufficient for attendance ort the Public Afficer of the boost_done_ - thing analogous sight be adopted here.

It could of course be desirable that the fudge phned wither reside per the Court, or should attend at Chambers in •_ but some enwideration started days. stimuld be had for the fudge himself, whose weight of judicial character, and great experience on a Lavapor, four- outweigh the benefit to be attained 4 from the speed of a more rigorous and younger can, and irlerve boug whose Services entitle him, she some measure, to distate his non mode of astion_Lord Cottenham used this argument when he poors by the Bar to prove his fittings during Term from Westminster to Linochi's June, requested

D J) 2199 and ultimately it was arranged that he dined sit at Westminster during the Parliamentary session, whether For or vacation, and at itten times at Lincoln's Inn - His Lordship's couve- στ -mence being omsidered paramount: I think that nobody in Konighing. would conilt prefer the erratic speed of the Attorney General to the on General to the comparatively he slovy but safe and upright, amive of the Chief Justice

Questions requiring surre kokios Inveniently thom could be thy carried in a clair, or tampan, should post be at bhambers, and no difficulty argued exists to a day being appointed to be heard in fourt. The "temptation of drawing under the fudge's trof matters: infmatter sest properly engnizable there, for the fudge's greater love and comfort dres