CO129-348 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1908 [7-10] — Page 457

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and as it appeared, at the moment, successful-

to sow dissension between the Solicitors and myself. The

statements he had made in public were inaccurate, and he had

put upon my action in the matter, a wholly unwarrantable in-

-terpretation. The position of the chief Justice was deliberate-

-ly put before the public in the worst possible light. Further,

any impairing of the good relations which must exist between the

Chief Justice and the practitioners of the Court is likely to

be seriously detrimental to the administration of Justice; and,

with all respect and deference to Your Excellency, I am willing,

and desirous if necessary, to justify my action on the highest

possible ground, the performance of a very serions public duty.

As I informed Your Excellency in my last

letter, the result of my letter, which was couched in good-

-huncured banter, was such as I had hoped: the possibility of a

breach between the profession and myself which had resulted

from Mr. Hewett's deplorable action was at once destroyed.

I have no means of rauring the effect

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which the expression of Your Excellency's opinion may have on

the Secretary of State, but I imagine that Your Excellency will

agree with me as to the advisability of forwarding this letter

to the Secretary of State in the despatch explanatory of the

cable which is about to be sent.

I have etc.,

(sd.) F. T. Piggott,

Chief Justice.

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