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be the gravity primers, whatever may

of the charge against them, thent_ no delery is justifiable but that which is demanded for the clusidation of truth and dependent administration of justice

ustice. In this Colony delay. more expecially to be depreented, or the lived upon intuensed is very imperfect, _ and lapse of time prequently leads to love of testimony. Having thus stated his news, Heis Casselloney does, not feet authorized to pronounce a condemnstag findgment as to the

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Littings of the Supreme Court, fuele Regularity and certainty are desirable s four as they contribute to the speedy administration of justice - How wellensy must attribute port interruption to the well-known "starter of this heartth of the Chief furting, and to the fame cause the frequent sittings in Hoes Houor's private a body doubt may have

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inconvenience to some of those who hove to attend. How Excellency finds, however, from the correspondence, general "the Chief Justice is willing to

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requirements, _ and feels assured that both our to keeping of Terous and the biolding sittings in Chambers at the

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