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Remarks on certain portions of the Report
I have now to touch upon certain matters in the volume of evidence. In doing so much as I do, I do not propose to refer to the matters which were confidentially discussed, as to some of "the questions."
I feel bound to protest strongly against this question.
1. Because there is not a single word in all Codehouse's evidence to the effect that he had written any such letter.
2ndly Because it was addressed to Ana de ... the questions.
I cannot but take strong exception to the assumption involved in the question put by His Excellency the Major General at page 6.
"Now that the case in which a letter was written by the Magistrate to the Captain Superintendent, telling him that although he could not convict the men, certainly he considered the case one of such grave exception that he considered some action should be taken with reference to one of my subordinates, a Sergeant of Police."
3rdly Because I had minuted my evidence with a note (which is not printed) to the effect that no such letter had been written.
4thly Because His Excellency the Major General had previously been informed (page 32) that no such letter had been received.
The Chairman - Question "They were not convicted, but the Magistrate wrote ...
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rewarks on certain portions of the Report
I have now to touch upon certaine
matters in the volume of evidence. In
doing
ore so much
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to refor
to
the
which
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confidentially,
as to come of
" the
I feel bound wort strongly
- xiust this question.
protest against
1. Because there is not a
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single word
in allr #odehouse's evidence to the effect
that he had written
any
such letter.
2ndly Because it was addressed to
Ana de
the questions.
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cannot but take strong
exception to the assumption involved
in the ucestion pet by His Excellency
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the lloj or Gewral at page of 6.
2. "Now that the
case in which
" a letter was written by the ellorgistrate
" to the Captain Superintendent, telling
"
him that although he could not convict
the
wen, certainly he considered the
" case one
of
such
grave excopicion
"that he considered some action.
" should be taken with reference to
One
of my
subordinates, a Sergeant
of Police.
zroty Because I had minated my
evidence with a note (which is not
-printed) to the effect that letter had been written.
no
such.
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4thly Beccuse His Excellency the
Major
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General had previovely bou inforened bipage 32) that letter had been received by
The Chairman - Question "They
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" were not convicted, but the Magistrate
the
wrote
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