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14.

dolaw.ents the lus elves

to Give

the poor man the benefit of the

E Estimony he appears to Anticipate.

3. For the odious purpose of Establishing " my infirmities

Observations

Excellency in his written "Observationtu.

Calls them, which he elsewhere

Unites ccatióe berinol of the 2767 1858.

placily insinuates to have respect

to my "beracity there was laid

before the icecutive Council au

Extract from the official report- of the late English Attorney General_ aux Islicitor General, as approved by Lord Stanley, and by His Lordship forwarded & Sir John Bowring for his future direction in maliero

relating to the questions there

+

27th August

discussed. one Question was as to The Goormors amenability to process here and particularly to the process of suppanà aa testificandum.

With reference löthe latter, Sir R

Bethell and Sir I. Reating did

me the honor to concur with my owls.

official opinion, which His Excellent

kaa

slighted with 1879 small ceremony.

miced. They then proceeded to ask

little further and to

leave to go.

au chinios upon the

offer au

Particular case out of which the

question

tion grees.

That was the case

of Mitchell & myself.

The opinion so offered is of

record in the bolonial office, and

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