CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 331

the 4th Instant, the

Thation Wednesday,

Inpreme Court sat for the trial of

case,

Admiralty which commenced

at 2 PM, and ended at fe clock in

the

Բ

evening; and that the Morney

General

wval

employed as Counsel

for one of the litigant parties; -

" That the Supreme Court did not sit

on

6th

the 5th Instant.

" That the Supreme Court sat on the Instant, from 12 o'clock to 6 PM, under the Summary jurisdiction,

and that an

Admiralty

case

was then heard which occupied. about half an hour... Mr Anstey being employed as Counsel in such

case.

Mr. Musson was ordered to withdraw,

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" and not to divulge the subject of his

Examination before the Council .

("The

"The Acting Celonial Secretary being

intiregated whether the business in which the Attorney General vas.... -engaged before the Supreme Court,

the 4th and 6th Instant, had been

In

professionally private or profissionally official; stated that the business was professionally private

"Mind a

"Read a Memorandum from the- Allerney General to the Excentive

Councit, dated the 6th Instant, in continuation of his Letter of the 3. nstant to the Acting Colonial Secritury.

was noticed in the said

A

passage "Memorandum, where in the Allers

Money