tests by the Crown against the protest of the Attorney General on that question,
General and without
should form part of your Judgment,
and he thinks under the circumstances
that a reference should be made to you directly.
If therefore you notify to me
that it was and is
that the costs in
your meaning question should be
paid by the Crown, His Excellency will at once direct the payment to
be made.
True Copy.)
I have, &c: (Signed) I Gardener Martin. Colonial Secretary.
Harding Houston
Colonial Secretary.
Copy
C.S.O.N 1838
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The Chief Justice seems to be in such
an excited state on the subject of Reg:
N. Saxon that
it is
my opinion, all further Communication with him in relation to that case, whether in Court
or out
of Court, should be avoided as
much as
possible.
He looks
to him to ascertain a matter
of fact
the reference
made
in
proceeding.
another (
but as he has
judgments diametrically adverse to one
(and to both of which he seems to adhere) it was natural and, as
I think, fair to him before expending
Public money under one of them,
to make the
enquiry
which seems to have
caused him such perturbation
cests by the Crown against the protest of the Attorney huwring Geansel on that greation,
General and without
should form fort of your Judgment,
and he thinks under the circumstances
that a reference should be made to you welf
direct
If therefore you notify to me
that it was and is
that the costs in
your meaning question should be
paid by the Crown, His Excellency will at once direct the payment to
be made.
True Copy.)
Ke
I have, 80: (Signed) I Gardener Martin. Colonial therotery.
Harding Houston
Coolonial Eberetary.
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Copy
C.S.ON 1838
still
In cover 7164
419
The Chief Lustive seems to be in such
an excited state on the subyist of Reg:
N. Saxint that
A it
my opinion, all- further Communication with heme in relation to that case, whether in Corvet
or and
of Const, Thould be avoided as
much as
possible.
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the
referenes
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of fast
is a discourkons
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doubt by him)
in
proceeding.
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but as he has
judgments diametrically affiser to one
( and to both of which he seems to adhere) it was natural and, as
I things, fire to hem before expending
Puble mar
money under one of thew,
to make the
enquing
which seems to have.
caused hem such perturbations
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