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London City ●ltission, and he did not

"Know that he could take

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special on

votive of what the Socity was, not - "being a corporation." • Morcover the

doubt thrown on our

power of L01 50 by the Crown Solicitor mortgaging Lot 50 by evere based on the words of the Chief Dustive. The Curion Solicitor said to

bur

Lot 50

friend's whe wanted to make a new lean to us on ellertgaging 2 " • "After what has been said "Chief Justice I.

cavuot advise

boy

the

to

you

"do it" On that we moved the Bill,

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cond it appeared at least to us when we proposed it first, that weither the Chief Justice,

for the Attorney Rural

had

any objection to it. He regret only

to have lost time.

2.

2.

As to whom or to what bo

to what body

the incorporation should be granted, the watter ought to be settled first

the atte

attenay

first with General. I think it should

be to the Vicar Apostolic, but it must

be such as to com,

titles

of

heud all the

comprehen

Cour several Crown leases. I fear,

if I have to evove the watter by:

work might myself, my

might be useless.

as it has ban with the precedent &

Bill. He must have au Act to

proveeet all

• future doubts or difficulties, and I hope the Sovernment will

us in the matter.

help us

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I did not

say

who and what

the Sacred Congregation is, because I

thought the Government knew it

beforehand. To avoid all misunderstand,