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"regret feeling that
dice as
'subjudice
A
matter which is
this is ought not to be
mentioned between the parties?
To this letter the Chief Justice made
vy i
July 31st I received a
letter
4.1.4
reply but
from
for
instructions.
A J
to
procure him to
my application
inquisitions
required by his Excellency the Governor in
which he wrote
as follows.
"your application for instructions
I have to request that
you
"furnish the said Inquests
as returned
"to the Supreme Court on receipt for
the same
You will state that they are "records of the Supreme Court and
express my hope that they may
be returned as soon as possible.
Upon this I made a junior
it was read to
know to whom the
requisitions and whose receipt
was to be kept.
On August 5th by a letter bearing that date the Chief Justice endeavoured to create
an unpleasantness between the Acting Clerk, Mr. Hageland and myself by quibbling over the meaning of the word "take" which he defined to be "to seize by surprise or artifice or against the will of the person".
This was in answer to my objection to having original vouchers taken.
from
96
" regret feeling that
dice as
'subjudice
A
matter which is
this is ought not to be
mentioned betiveen the parties?
To this letter the Chief Justice made
vy i
Jorly 31d I received a
letter
4.1.4
reply but
from
for
instructions.
A J
to
porn hine in
to
sovne
my application
inquisitions
required by his Excellency the Governor in
which he write
ad
follows.
der
arewČI
to
"your application to for instructions
I have to request that
me
you
" furnish the said Inquests
evill immediately
as returned
"to the Supreme Court on his recept for
the same
You
will state that they are "records of the Supreme Court and
rexpress my hope that they may
be
"returned
ad
possible -
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to eet make a junio
it w
read to
on affiliation to
know to whom the
to puricist
the reqinsitions and whose receipt
Divas
was to be ke
On August 5th by a letter bearing that date the Chief Justice entexvoured to create
an umphrenadin between the Acting Click her. Hageland and myself by quibbling in sile i raving of the word take which he defined to be to seize by surprise or artifes or "the will of the mous
or against This
in answer to my objection to, having original vouchers taken.
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