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impossible to define beforehand, it

"would be impracticable

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if

it were desirable, and undesirable,

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even

if it were practicable, for

"Governor, whatever his personal

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opinion may be, to over-rule the

Responsible Law Officer of the Crown

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- points of law, or on

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arising from, or immediately ~

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sonnected with points of law."

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now transcribe the

memorandum of the Attorney- General on the despatch under

acknowledgment; which memorandum-

contains

contains explanations

on certain

questions raised in that despatch_ "I have considered the secretary

Go of State & despatch No.59 of 3rd March

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ultimo, and wish to make the

following remarks :- Adequate

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and

timely notice, as required by

"the Standing Orders of the Legislative

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Council, was given by advertisement

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one month, and in three

"Government Garettes, of the intention of Mr. Buckeley Johnson to apply for "the Ordinance. The suspension of

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the Standing Order mentioned in

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