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"bias when it becomes their duty
to act judicially, and such
views could
prevent
any
action ever
by the sole Judge appointed by Her Majesty's Government for
the trial of such cases, because if the Governor had complied with his
Instructions by consulting
the
Council as to previous delinquencies
as well
as
of an officer, they would necessarily be in possession of information/subjects forming materials for charges.
"His Excellency the Governor, with the concurrence of the Council, then causes Mr Moorsom to be
called before the Council.
"Mr. Moorsom being
in
attendance, His Excellency expresses
regret at seeing him in his present position, and proceeds to
refer to the charges which have been made against
him. Having mentioned the first charge, His Excellency states that
the Form
referred
to was
called
for in the ordinary way, and was not for the Governor's private information as Mr Moorsom had asserted in his explanation. It was looked upon in the same light as other Returns which
any
might have to be furnished by the Police, the Navy or other Department, and was one specially
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"bias when it becomes their duny
to act judicially, and Dudly such
views Could
prevent
any
action ever
by the sole Intoural appointed by Her Majestyp Government for
for the trial of such cases. because if the Governor had complied with his
Instructions by consulting.
the
Council is to previous delinquencies
as as
m
of an officer- they would necesarily be in possession of information subjects forming materials for charges.
"His Excellency the Governor, with the concurrence of the Council, them canses Mr Mvorson to be
called before the Concil.
"Mr. Moorsom being
in
"attendance, Atis Sxcchieney expresses
regret at seeing him in his presenć position, and proceeds to
refer to the Charges which has been made against
against him. Baving mentionce the first- charge, Stis Mxcellency states that
the Form
referred
to was
was called
for in the ordinary, way, and was not for the Governor's privaú information as Mr Morsom had aperted in his explanation._ It was looked upon in the same light other Picturn which
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any
might have to be furnished by the Police, the Bave or other Separtment. and was one specially
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