me that it is the duty of
the Attorney General to consider and advise the Governor through the Colonial Secretary upon the eligibility of the candidates for the post, in every colony a Crown Solicitorship. It may be so but I have Vacant possessing a Knowledge of that subject. I, however, most strongly recommend his application in all conscience: and I beg to refer to my previous opinions of his thorough fitness for the office, which were before you long previously to Mr. Hickson's appointment.
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