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were Expressed

its behalf,

before that Ordinance was

passed, and so ably urged

by

Mir Day before the Argistation Council, and Embodied, in the

Petition or

or Memorial fenvarchd-

to the Storr authorities..

2

That the Sections I and

I of the Ordinaner objectia

7

to in the Petition are

paught

with the same power of mischief as was therein pouited auch, although hitherto inspiration._ 3 . That the Society has nevir objected.

and does moh now

obych to Sections 11412 expon

which

you

state that you

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particularly desire to know it's

virus, Except in Connection with

Adinaner W. 14 of 1886 which suits

a st

into

Sting with a fair

these sections : which

allow aner to Attomies

their labor,

and solicitors for

would otherwvest. have berw

harneless

að

against any

Erspectable practitioner ..

4. That

Benef

alterations madr

in these sections should have

for

thsir

of

object

the amelioration

of 1856, as

Odinaner Nr. 14

gards the allowances to

Regards

Attornies

give

and Solicitors,

aud

the usual power to the

Chief Justier to revise

the