CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 627

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the

Rules and

Regulations fore

Her Majesty's Colonial Services,

of the S-coccity sieuth Regulation for this

Service.

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or not con adered.

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as to the Scorsnor might

fo 25 (Ex.1056)

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charge

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Answered ought to have been brought

before the Executive Council, but

Nothing ought to have been added

li the charpe neither ought a bate

th

that Sody to have been laten upon

it until ""alter suck an interval.

As would allow me a reasonatite-

-time for preparing my depuce, and " until I have been distinctly apprized

This "whether I was to defend myself orally

or ii writing, before the Council, "What was the rule which had bee " laid down by it?

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But His Excellency had no power

to deviate from Regulation 80. which

prescribes the course to be taken with

Ibid

If it was the intention

" to adduce new charges or hiso

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