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the payment (the amount not the fees themselves) to

the existing officials)

The proper

after

If the

coutoe

the commencement

Act would have

been to

carry

all the

fees into the Public

Leg

Revenue and

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to

pay out the proper

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7

Sir James Russell, having

269 proven

appears to have verbal directions that

the fees should be paid direct to the

ex-

and this

officials' mistake has given rise

to the present

correspondence.

6. I'm afraid there

is a misapprehension in stating that the Judge

appears to understand Justice and the Registrar

of the Supreme Court as the Judge

and

Registrar respectively of some other court called the Colonial Court

But he is under a misapprehension on this point}{

of Admiralty and I

cannot

agree

that

they accepted their offices without any intimation of any

intention to alter the previous status of the

tot die hecter,

I a Maysta has to go

it

Some tuit the wood Par. or 4.8.

The has been

amounts to the persons

'entitled to receive

them 5. These persons

would

have been the

ex-Judge of the Vice

Admiralty Court, his Sir James Russell, the ex-

Registrar, for Ackroyd,

all the

ex

I Hageland

Marshal

and Indtablis

reper tater to in lampeter

ex- Deputy Registrar.

Sir