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reend his brotest. I thought it

desirable to rend

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your

Ferratch at

the meeting of the Legislative Council, and the majority agreesh that the Ixinions I had formed of your

our intentions were correct.

Sorry the Legislative Conneil

"met, and I produces the rdinance 2

I which I have the honor to submit

for Her Majesty's approval jeneral having delivered in and

approval. The Attorney

J

canned to be read by the Cloak of the Councils the protest, of which I have

the

the Lower to enclose Copy, left Council Chamber and said he would

have nothing Legislation

more to do with such

as was under discussion,

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to 3

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and of which he wholly dienspored. The Chief Justice forcted to

the vaguenese and

insufficicuey

your instructions, and wished to

-

abstain from soting - but

soting but on my

Legislative

deciding that in a

division,

Accently there must be a bivium, and that I should take his abstentio and that of the Attorney General and another Bramber (Mordger)

as

authorizing the insertion of a _ nemine contradiecute record, his honor determined to record his

vote as a

negative - in Mr. Roger followed

which

Course

I can assure

that amidst

you

all these contrarietics and contentions