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question
4.
Mr. Hayllar's letter of
complaint against.
me
which he
withdrew some months afterwards,
was
him to the Colonial
sent by decretary's Office
as an
ordinary public
letter, and was docketed and read by the Clerks in the office before I heard
me not
of its existence. The incorrect stories that immediately spread through the town rendered it proper for to conceal the true version of the insident complained of from any members of Conneil who officially applied for information on the subject, and that information given in my despatch.
was
accurately
ders of the day February, 1889.
22nd
5.
Your Lordship will,
perhaps, observe that not content with making a protest against my ruling of the 7th of February, and having entered on the minutes, Mr. F. B.
Johnson interrupted
me as
I was
it
moving the first business that stood on the printed Order Book of the day, "(the consideration of the Jury List) and, whilst I was addressing the Council, stood up to call attention to a question
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of privilege". This however turned out to be a wish on his part to quote - and discuss a text book in opposition.
to
my ruling on the point of order that had been dealt with three
meetings before.
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