CO129-069 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 44

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-make the needful remarks,

as copies of the paid communi - -cations were delivered when

was were closing our despatches for the Mail.

I need not here revert to

consideration

any general consider.

e as the too

of the case, as

unanimous.

voluminous despatch which records the

be grounds of the decision of the Executive Council for suspending Mr Anstey, will furnish all the materials for judgment. Spropose now only to speak of the

The new and special matter brought forwards in Mr Anstef

Letters referred to above .

The

averment

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of co

"partiality and injustice against every Members of the Cerencib is wholly unfounded. Never were more painet

morespainstakin

to arrive at the truth- the

sittings of the Council were

on one occasion, more

than sive hours, _ and every document was not only read in Council but had

been previously circulated among the Members. General Ithaubenze, who

has twice or thrice come

deron from

w Canton for