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before suggesting this alteration such as the indisposition of the Chief Justice and his readiness to meet the wishes of the Professio

on

every necessary recasion.

The hour of Twelve o'clock

on the sittings of the Court I

Consider

very

convenient, as it

allows time to collect witnesses

for other Contingencies

and prepare for

Trial.

Ientirely agree in Mr Streis

that occur on

the

day of

remarks

مان

to the Offi

Office

Stours.

"The Registrar or Definty Registran

should be in constant attendance at their offices from 10 till 14 P. M. and that whether the Court is

sitting or not.

The delay

expense and obstruction recasioned to business in the staining for

instance the Chief Justices ther

Ca ad Rhe expecially in vncation

for a when the

Office

closes at three o'clock

is a serious inconvenienez.

(Signed) Mr Morcaby-

19th June, 1858

True Coppy)

Colonial Secutory

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