CO129-157 - Sir MacDonnell Acting Governor Sir Kennedy - 1872 [4-5] — Page 292

impartial, having previously in one or other capacity, had charge

matters under their consideration

and

having arrived at conclusions

adverse to

made such

Wales and

myself without having

an enquiry, as

the

Regulations require having heard

and without having

my defense..

M...

In the last place I expressly

having wantonly

denied having offended in

a

wantonly or wilfully

any

offence

of

the

matters laid to my charge and

I cannot admit that either

my

denial, my protest or my

demand

is irrelevant.

for particular

was

12.-

9

290

I again

solicit His Excellency's

particular attention to my protest - my

demand has only been

complied with, and I simply repeat my denial of having

in

any of the instances laid to my charge- been guilty of wilful

or wanton disobedience

18. ...

Referring

to the latter

part of paragraph 2 of your letter now under reply,

simply

to all

I have

that

course

I understand that my explanations

MAL

in the

the consideration

of

first instance

His Excellency

for

letter of

The Governor alone - but in

paragraph 4 of your