CO129-069 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 6

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that their interests shmen not sometimes

clash with their Duties. H. Mes

Government has estready applicx this principle to the Surveyor General

the Colonial Surgeon.

hope in

any

and

New Nomination its

desirableness will be also re

in the Case

in

recognise a

of the Atterny General

Occasions wit

و

natural desire to stand will and it in

bins shoved

not in human nature that a

I

be

wanting

which h some extent affects

the Character of

his Connerts.

то

to me from

the

In Cares of appeal

Consular Courts I have found it

Recessary

b

avoid invoking

the Assistanc

of the Attorney General when he has

X

frequently

occur

been the ligul

which the Attorney General has to

give advice to the Governor

Concern

which deeply am

regular

Clients

in Matters

lies who

Ar

parties from when he

whom

holds regular retainers, generally of the

most liberal character.

With such Clients it is hir

adviser

of one of the

litigant parties. My responsibilities in

such cases

ar

vest

of the growel Character

as there is no appeal against my

The Colony

Can auto

decisions..

t

afford

Attorney.

propose that being

Augment the Satury of the Attoing

General

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I

to med

"debarred from prisate praction he be

Naliral

ellowed