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mité which and not mili

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own

Statesnents, they were compelled, by stic

of r

express letter of their Ware aut open.

appointment, to inquire.

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the metauce of the simplicity, with-

which the minority of the Commission-

tere even under these Arcuristancos

maiiced to sign the absolution ht

of

baldwell from his liability to bepulsion from the Justices Bench, spreeld here.

be recorded: because it throws

considerable light upon the Grootable motives of at least this of

the majorite

of three by whom that absolution hax

been carried »; and because it explains,

perhaps, the sudaci postponement

on the same

afternicon, of a degislative

Council, which had been appointed-

to meet the same day :

Reth the gentlemen of th

that minerity

State that the three gouttermon, who

tomposed, the majority, agreed with

Hism in thinking 17 batdıc167) Manoel

fram the Commninion of thes

wich Peace,

L

decisable thing if it could be done

without harshness and it teasers

.

suggested that as he was ruty

Registrai

Justice, because the Regists

General

of Chiramer, and as i notice of

Molcen for abolishing the latter Office

Hooll m

my

name for the next m

6 Morning

when the estimates for the Year torre

to be discussed-and passed mi the

Legislative Council - (for the Report