CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 633

and fearticularly the question whether I or

wild

any

Witnesses

be heard in person, or how else, might have brow

determined by Ante' of Council.-

Awk

I generally Regulations

that the Anditions which the Queen's Rules and

Regulations" "for Her Majesty' Colonial Servia!

prwcribe for the avoiding of e

error on

preverite

the part

the tribunal, and

injustice

tive in

the

Case of the

Accused, would have been

severally

observed in my

Case.

Heis

78-83.

2. The hope has been disappointed. This

Excellency,

insters of postponing tomorrow's meeting

of Connel, for the above femproses, or either of them,

informs

me

in

reply to my

The proposes to lay my

Remonstrane, that

letter (Containing it) before

the Cormeil on that day? - thus breating it, in fact, as though it has been prepared for the

Eye

Setter of the acting

186

Colonial Sear

4.

August

(473)

Eye of the Governm in Council, and not of

Governo kimelf

and as

it

at for

629

the

though I had intended

Consideration timorino,

it bears date- or with

inducing

to

any

View

and not on the

вкусна

that

day

of

hime lo porthone or abandon Measures,

inverzularly takin in my regard.

3. Coming to this Excellency's Authority

however,

bmneil

and accepting his referenced to the Excentive of my pertect addressed to himself. I bey permission to recapitulate its main points, and

to append a few observations, suggested by a very natural apprehension of the motive which dictated

which induces me to persist theun,

my protect,

being

and

misunderstood.

4 That protest; extends to

every

ad done or

to be done by the Executive Conncil in this

Matter-