CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 638

to resive old and

long Retter Complaints,

Come

of which

lune

the

during

years

1836-8, made/

від

me, others

against me,

but all of them honorably compromised

honorably decided

long ago; and, in Come Casco,

Actually so decided

by

Secretariss

of State. For

I fases by altogether. Acestation Four, as not to be

characterised at all, nor classed, except with that

greater accuser, once

which King James I, a brought against sir Edward Coke, a greater lawyer, that of setting fath as low positions which the King doubted to be law. In like manner this

Resolution Charges-

lero

and Convieto - me

of gising.

-two legal opinions beleived by the Governm

Conneil to be injudicions,

to Mr. Labincher in vain,

And

for

in

and also of suggesting.

for a defition in 1857.

the Chinese of thoughing; a change in the

law.

1

逢

Abinutes of Conna of the 2nd August

1858

law of Conspiracy to Mundo:- a

way.

Murder: a change.

634

by

the

which at the suggestion of a foreign power, and

amplifica for beyond my first conception,

was

afterwards as vainly proposed by ells. Lieber cher

and his colleagues in 1858

himaelf

-Kingdom.

the United

The added cases to which, if I

14.

from references in

the

Margins,

the

of the remaining Resolutions point,

Chief Justice's Complaint against:

hasty words used at a

Fernship, a

if I may judge

bagree

Aw

those

Censures

of

sme in 1856,

the

for

ato table reapreting his

private

more antient complaint by myself

against the late Mr Hillier. Chief Magistonte

of Police

for interference with my staties in the - Supreme Court, followed up by a letter from

him which

destroyous upon

our

reconciliation

a