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-perceive, that the Chief Justice, on

the

part of himself and his colleagues,

p

and Mr Gibl

an

the part of the

Unofficial Member of Corail, addrified

to

ew.

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many complimentary observations

that occasion, because it

was

supposed that the state of my

health

would necesitate my early departive

for Emope

J

ann

a

year's leave. naturally gratified at

this proof of the harmonious working

of the Constitution under which it has

been

amyy

duly

to administer this

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Government. I value it also

avo

further evidence of the corrections of the observations which I have already

Vide Gato

addrefed to You Lordship as to the sm

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general spirit pervading the intercourse of umyself and the Unofficial Member The Corneil probably hoped the exposition of their sentiments by the Chief Justice and Mr. Gibb would) be brought to Your Lordship's notice, and I therefore have much pleasure in doing so.

(27)

I have the honor to be,

My Lord,

Men Lendolcipis most obedient

humble servant,

Ruched finnes.

Mardom.

Governor.

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