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equally well, if inaced the publication

sfit here, in any shape were to be.

justified.

as to the fate

My uncasciiess

of these letters, and the other doccunch

belonging wither to Dibaldwites care or to that of my suspension is merensed

by the Considération of the Course

The Coure taken

with these and more riportart

Portions of Exilence, at various

periods of the History of either.

With deep sorrow of heart and hot from any desire to be injurious

I must say that, from the begumming

butil now, the course has been lo

Mislead; and no measure has

been renounced by which that

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1. The Attorney, Gerural

Course could be accomplished.

Not merely have lettris of

Complacich, incaut for

Secretary of state.

—

eye of

the

been Hips. back

- not merely has an superfect enquig

before au mipotent; because unlawful

Commission selected in the interest

میرے

the accused, been substitiiled for the

proper, legal and necessary

Tribunal.

apporiited to Enquire sitó als grave

of the

Charger against the servants Grosomcat, – not only has sorry

2. The Chief Magistrati

of Police.

3. The Tuperville carat.

of Police.

4 the Hitespreter - of his bout:

Cornment official toho

gros

Coidruci aganist the accused (cxapt

perhaps M2 Inglis, those penitent demeanour on the last day of the Exaucmation, seems to have Softcard