CO129-069 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 365

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with the Attorney General, or as prosecutors at all. I simply suggested, questions to the Examiner, Mr Day which my knowledge of ex

er events led me

to believer would clucidate matters | pertinent to the issues. Tam

assured that, weres His Excellency

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referenors to the

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Commission that he would ascertains the correctness of my statement hereon. _

Your letter proceeds to "state" His Excellency finds "that none of the charges have been substanti

:stantially proved - that many of them

are

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are,

" reported to have boon brought Con insufficient grounds & somet " altogether baseless.

Thane, carefully read

the report of thosenquiry and most humbly express my opinion that thepoport taken in its entirety exhibits as substantials confirmation of thescharges, although the Commission, by a majority Threes to too, mercifully

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ventences of excheme condemnation.

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charges which of sitatingly acknowledge

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