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With regard to the alleged delay in dealing with K. Sibbons charges against the Chief Justice, the documents in this office show that the Governor was engaged in obtaining from the Chief Justice and the Attorney General explanations, observations, and opinions, during the whole course of the correspondence.

Digna Frederick Stewart. Dignes 20th Oct. 1885. Acting Colonial Secretary

10 2758.

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397

407

Registrar, Supreme Court to Acting Colonial Secretary.

No. 292.

Sir,

Supreme Court,

Hong Kong, 23rd October, 1880.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter No. 1410 dated 22nd October 1880, by which I understand that the Chief Justice has preferred a charge against me of having made in open Court certain observations, a printed statement of which is enclosed in your letter under acknowledgment.

In reply I beg to state that on...

The Honorable J. Stewart LL.D.

Acting Colonial Secretary

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than neural, Sacked luin to tell me, if it was no secret, what had recurred Get "to make luin so hopeful. Ite bold me, in a series, that the Chief Justice and he had come to an understanding. I congratulated luin what head happened, and he left. With regard to the alleged delay in dealing with K. Sibbons charges against the Chief Justice, the documents in this office show that the Governor was engaged in obtaining from the Chief Justice and the Attorney General explanations, observations, and opinions, during the whole course of the correspondence. Digna Frederick Stewart. Dignes 20th Oct. 1885. Acting Colonial Secretary 10 2758. (Copy) 397 407 Registrar, Supreme Court to Acting Colonial Secretary. No. 292. Sir, Supreme Court, Hong Kong, 23rd October, 1880. I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter No. 1410 dated 22nd October 1880, by which I understand that the Chief Justice has preferred a charge against me of having made in open Court certain observations, a printed statement of which is enclosed in your letter under acknowledgment. In reply I beg to state that on... The Honorable J. Stewart LL.D. Acting Colonial Secretary ... Page 397 Page 407 (The last few lines are likely page numbering artifacts and are kept as is) Sep des Dec.

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With regard to the alleged delay dearing with K. Sibbons Elarges against the Chief Justin, tha documents in tus office show that the governor was engaged in obtaining from the Chief Justice and the Allorway general explanations, observations, and opinions, during the whole cource of the correspondence

Digna Grederick Stewart. Digues 20th c. 1825. Acting Colonellecretary

10 2758.

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407

Registrar, Supreme Court to Acting Colonical Secretary.

No. 292. A

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