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Law Officer's Report thereon.
2.
This Ordinance is substantially the same as that enfolded by Mr Bourke and transmitted in your Grace's Despatch N. 98 of 26th July, 1868.
The amendments adopted by the Legislative Council were suggested by the Acting Chief Justice Mr. Braddell, who kindly undertook the revision of the draft in consequence of the illness of the Attorney General. The alterations made do not affect any material principle as will be seen from N. 2. and N. 3. the accompanying epitome of them drawn up by Mr. Ball, the object of the Council being merely to adapt the principle of the Ordinance, so ably framed, to the condition of things existing in this Colony, not to introduce any new principle.
4. The measure is one in my judgment admirably calculated to meet the requirements of this Community.
I have the honour to be, My Lord Duke, Your Grace's most Obedient Servant,
Meules le Atkinson
231
Law
Officer's Report thereon.
2.
This Ordinance is substantially the same as that enfled by Mr Bourke and transmitted in your Grace's Despatch N. 98 of 26th July, 1868-
The amendments adopted by the Legislative Council were suggested by the Acting Chief Instice Mr. Brall, who Kindly undertook the
revision of
of
the draft in consequence
the illnese
of
the Attorney General. The alterations runte to not affect any material
do
principle
as will be seen
from
N 2.
N. 3.
the
accompanying epitome of them drawn up by M. Ball, the object of the Council being merely to adapt the principle
the Ordinance, so ably framed, to the condition of things existing in this Colonyt not to introduce principle._
f
any
new
4. The
measure is one in
my judgment admineble calculated to meet the requirements
this Community,
of
I have the houve to be,
My Lord. Suke, Your Gracis.
most Obedient Servant,
Meules le Actinson
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