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honour to state that I requested, the ilttorney-General to report what parts, if any, of that Ordinance should, in his opinion, be re-enacted... permanently. We has reported as follows:-

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The Secretary of State observes

paragraph 5 of his despatch

W: 278 of November 27, 1884, *There

would

appear to be

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objection

to making the provision of des: 9 of Ordinance 22 of 1884 relating " to the detention of persons ordered " to be banished permanent by

Means

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Incans

of an Ordinance amending

of 1832. to that effect. I think

it is very necessary to have such provision; and a short Ordinance for the purpose is ready for... " introduction into the Legislative Council. I gather from the rest of the despatch from the

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Secretary of State that it is..

not considered desirable to m

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" enact the other provisions of ~

the Ordinance in a permanent I would suggest, however,

form

that at some time or other it

" may