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on
bail which however he did.
not furnish, and was detain. not furnis
ed in Gaol.
4.
The Crown Solicitor
was thereupon directed to look into the case and to
take
up
the prosecution, if, the Attorney after consulting the A General, it was deemed ad-
visable to proceed further:
5.
In
view
of the opinion
of the Attorney General that
the case was not
an
absolute
by clear one and of the fast
that
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that the next section of the
might possibly ~
Ordinance
have been turned by the de- fendant against the police
and their witnesses, it was decided to offer to withdraw the prosecution if the defend-
ant
amongst other acts would accept instant dismissal.
To this proposal the
6.
defendant's solicitor, Mr. Gedge,
assented and advised his
client to sign the document
is enclosed.
copy is
of which a copy
dated
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