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mentable.

As regards unpelt it may be ~ I have acted indiscreetly; but as regards the public interest I have wou that which every lovest

man will

approve. I have brought to Eight a state of therings which was a scaudal to curtised society. and of Save to be the victim I can at least retire with the

Consciouences

of having done my duty hornetty anno difficulties the full extent of which I cannot find language adequate to describe.

I dueping reguet what has - occurred but Exegret it as ineatable,

1 Inget still

still more deeply thre circumstances which caused it,

and

inclining

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inclining to believe them to be the result of an arbitrary, will operating on a semile judgement, rather than of intentional maliguity towards unyself or dictionest dieregard of principle.

I would further

further aave

crave leave to

refer in extenso to my letters datis bctober 4th October 23 October 30th November 345 November 4th November 5th and Novencher ft. respectively as containing facts lending to compien the foregoing and to add theat not only did the Chief Justice exhibit his animus towards we as herein- before stated but he endeavoured to create an ill feeling between dur Justice Snowden and

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as

the