CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 656

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to the Governon

instance

his post-

as

for

in resigning

as

Magistrate

(which it

he

may

very

Law

useful that a

Adviser

should hold )

because he does not

choose to sit

bench

with

Justice whom

Governor

a

on

the

Jellow

the

has acquitted

of Charges brought agamet

him:

if

he constantly

uses himself, and

Encourages

tone

f

652

in others

a

better hostibly

towards individuals

with whom he

is

displeased, and of

gross disrespect towards

higher officers and the Governor himself his removal becomes

imperative duty

his superiors

on

aw

And

it is quite needless for

me to do more

than

•