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Justice, forwarding him Mr. Francis letter, and asking whether he could spare Mr Ackroyd, and whether in his opinion there_

were

any

valid reasons shewn

4.

are

very

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Mr. Francis objections

much the same as those

raised by

Mim

on

a

former

wild

by

Mr. Francis why I should not

¡ select Mr. Ackroyd

as successor

to Mr. O'Malley. There was no

question about Mr.

1. Justice Russell,

as that gentleman for

reasons

1

which will be found stated in

the Chief Justice's reply did not make any application for the

vacancy.

4.

occasion, when M. dekroyd

appointed Puisse Judge, on Mr.

Russell

G.

going on leave. Sir Bowen addressed the Secretary of

State in

in a

Confidential despateh

ole of of 19th March 1885 on that

You

706.

vecasion and it is

me to go

go over

for me ground again.

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unnecessary the same

for Your

L

Lordship's information copy of

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my