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12.

on

every

reason

to be satisfied that it has been made.

5.

The only other point

which His

with criminal prosecutions.

I have fou

(Rignet) Mr. Mhe. Alexander

Acting Colonial Secretary

Excelliney would remark is that contained in

and

the commencement of your second paragraph refers to your official duties. These have been defined in Despatches from the Secretary of state and duly communicated to the-

Attorney General of the days showed they

or

in the

not be on record in your own office Supreme bant. He is Excellency will

readily place you

also of

the

in

possession of them,

ао

which resulted in

Correspondence

the appointment of a Crown Solicitor, who was mainly nominated to relieve the- Attorney General of cutain duties performed

by

him

previously to 1856 in Connection

with

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