CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 642

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That being done.

done

un mutually agreed that the

Matter should be buries in Oblivion. I do not

undustands that

any other person

has now a right-

to revivet.

and

me

16. But, at any rate, I humbly conceive that,

in this ripping up old quarrels,

reapeet

Calling

to them, the

exercising a dangerons jurisdiction

which does not belong to it

adalnia Examen).

with

Corneil is now

and one

17

-alu

the

reasons mentioned in the

last low paragraphs, I must submit that the -Executive Council, in having failed to purane. by

the line and Conner of duty, marked out How olbajesty's Regulations, for the mode of suspension of offers in the Colonice, and

in

having on the Contrary, violated them in

Many

the Attorney Gennale

Sitter to Lover Tanky

17 May 1838

Settees from the acting

of

Many essential instances and

21.

638

both in letter and

sfierit; -

my

Newer acquired the power to tako a step towards

Surprincion,

and that Consequently all that has

been hitherts done by the said Council is violent

and void;

the

of Enquiry, now

the same date to the Collorney General and

his replies theele

more expecially, since the only matter

subsisting

I

Mean

enquired into at all, Caldwell case, has been

anu

my

case, has been fundings

upon

capable of being

part in the

Over

linee

the

17th May last. afson appeal to the Secretory of State, whose decision with speedily

anw,

speedily, be signified,

when significa, may possibly, clash with

the acto

unu

Call of Hongthing

18 AND.

opinions of the Executive Connal

for the become imposible for

same reasons, it is now

the Conneil to acquire?

any jurisdiction in this

in this matter, even a

Although

they