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17. Otrust I have now established to the satisfaction of His bxcellency the followring points. That there practice for the Count to assign

assign a Colicitor and that a mere letter of opinion and advice, addressed by Bar John Ennale to His bellency in answer to totally different subject however much-

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Chevilly that Br Johen Berate's views have ben misunderster, and that he advised that it should be the duty of the State, and not of the bourt, to assign Solicitor and Commsed. I trust I have made thuse points clear to His or bollwcy, and I have everseded sin convincing His bexallway on these points,

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