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first had received from the Acting Colonial Secretury to pay the Pregistrar's Fees into the Treasury.

pursuant to instructions from the

Secretary of State isoned

21t December 1857,

ор

the

und which.

intimation, greatly distorted, had

found its

way

into the columns.

the Daily Prejs - Reach Officers

denied having

the

ever

communicated

subject with

any

Member

of the Press, and Mr Proctor.

کیا کہ

simply admitted (where questioned)

that he was in the habit of eupplying the China Mail"

and the Daily Press with Perports of the Trials

the Supreme Court.

"The Counal having considered the

evidence given by these two ___

Officers

ad

well use the correspondence

which had passed.

wire

V

the subject,

of opinion that although.

was clear

some

vni

of the

persons to whom alone the

information

Known

regards fees must be guilty of

الحمد سيد

was

untruthfulness, there was not

sufficient evidence to enable the Council to decide which

of them is unworthy of credit -

(Fine Copies.)

WHabeauty

Actiong Colomal Secretary.