CO129-123 - Sir MacDonnell - 1867 [7] — Page 458

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Flying Mot Follard's petition copies of such of which had already been supplied to me

I respectfully ask that His Excellency will have the kindness to order that one

copy at least of such Declarations and of the petition sent in by

Whyle

now to be sent to the

Colonial Office may be furnished

to me to-day.

One

copy, I must forward the only copy of the petition and affidavits which I have,

to my agents in England with

my

Documents

in order that

they may facilitate by consent

on

my

part to an appeal to their Lordships the Judicial

Committee.

The use

of another copy

will be absolutely necessary

for

I have not been able to give much attention in detail to Mot

Follard's statements.

I thought it necessary in principle to submit that illegal

Documents should not be sent home. I still respectfully submit that in

preventing a Petition to Her Majesty an improper

course has been taken and that a

Petition to...

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