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appominest ; he say that

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and inevitable inference appendixf to be drawn from that n correspondence is that the judges represented to MW. Sibbons

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The Chef Justice calls an inevitable conclusion but it is possible that the virus thurs put forward by the Chief Justice in belober may be identical with those upon which the Yove num arrived at his decision in Eime.

123. To continue the along, no direch intimation of the decision of the Enstruer of Ime 30 was wuh & Mr. Gibbons (and indeed There is nothing to show that Mr. Ribbons was Expecting any decision or was lote aware that The Chief pratice was urging the Governor to fil (ppendix p. 83, any decision) but the Chief Justice sono rejussted 45 connunicate it. "To prevent any misconception

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of Your Honour would communicate a copy of

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