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by me repeated to the Attorney General as illustrating

certain, observations the

lepuncil;

Attorney Steneral had made in Legislative Comunail, were afterwards mentioned by the Attorney Generalot a subsequent Legislative c Council. I did not know that " Attorney General was going to mention these swords "and 3) was astonished to

finds them placed as charges

Mr. Caldwell admits to a certain extent in one cases (charge 19.) having spoken the words alloyed. My voidance

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and Mr. Caldwell's defences may be referred to to confirm the explanation . Nam-assured: that if my evidence is

mapevidences carefully examined it will exhibit, nothing which will convey other than that of stated matterspelative to the charges made, & which buith compelled me to utter and this however little at

had to do with the making or wording of the charges, however, much I may have. peopetted that such charges

had been made..

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