55
Jan
I am obliged to His Excellency the Governor and the Members of his Council for the condolence expressed at my present state of health and for the leave granted.
Not having been favoured with the grounds on which the Council has concluded that the period of six months is the limit of leave grantable, I thank His Excellency for the reference of my application for the longer period of 10 months to his Lordship the Secretary of State. In the meantime, my thanks are due for the leave granted and for the terms in which you have expressed it.
In case my health shall permit it, I should prefer to return to my duties at the end of six months.
I referred to one case as alone remaining undisposed of and that for special reasons, and I expressed my intention to deliver judgment fully. The case was argued by Mr. Wayllar for...
55
Jan
I am
bliged to Mis Excellency the Governor and the Members of his Council
for
the
Conden
expressed at
ony present state of health and for the leave granted.
Not: huving been favoured
with the grounds
on which
the Council has concluded
that the period of six months
is
the limit of leave grantable,
thank His
I respectfully Excellenay for the reference of my application for the longer period of 10 months to his Lordship the Semetary of
Stater. In the meantime, my
thanks are due for the leave
granted and for the terms in
have expressed it.
which
you In case
health shall
it I should prefer to
permit it
return to
mny
duties at the
end of six months.
I
- sny
Letter to y
you
on
the morning of the 50 Irefered
to
one case as as
alone remaining
undisposed of and that for
special
reasons,
and I exprefsed
intention to deliver
case was
my
fully
sny intes Judgment. The arqued by Mr. Wayllar for
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