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My Lords ; Pursuant to your Lordships' desire, signified to us by Mr. Pownall in his letter of the 15th inst., setting forth that your Lordships having lately received a letter from Mr. Knowles, Governor of the island of Jamaica, in which he acquaints your Lordships with his having dissolved the assembly there for calling in question His Majesty's right of issuing writs for electing members to sit in the assembly without waiting for a. message first from them ; and inclosing to us an extract of... the said letter, together with a copy of the resolution of the as- sembly, upon which that dissolution was^ounded, (which extract and copy are herewith returned,) and desiring our opinion whether the assembly were warranted in coming to that resolution, and whether it be consistent with His Majesty's rights and prerogative ; we have considered thereof, and do not think ourselves suifi- ciently informed to give an opinion upon the question so generally stated, because it depends upon the consti- tution of the assembly of Jamaica and the usage, whether Avhilst the asssmbly is sitting all vacancies should first be signified by themselves to the Governor ; and yet the case must frequently have happened.
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My Lords ; Pursuant to your Lordships' desire, signified to us by Mr. Pownall in his letter of the 15th inst., setting forth that your Lordships having lately received a letter from Mr. Knowles, Governor of the island of Jamaica, in which he acquaints your Lordships with his having dissolved the assembly there for calling in question His Majesty's right of issuing writs for electing members to sit in the assembly without waiting for a. message first from them ; and inclosing to us an extract of... the said letter, together with a copy of the resolution of the as- sembly, upon which that dissolution was^ounded, (which extract and copy are herewith returned,) and desiring our opinion whether the assembly were warranted in coming to that resolution, and whether it be consistent with His Majesty's rights and prerogative ; we have considered thereof, and do not think ourselves suifi- ciently informed to give an opinion upon the question so generally stated, because it depends upon the consti- tution of the assembly of Jamaica and the usage, whether Avhilst the asssmbly is sitting all vacancies should first be signified by themselves to the Governor ; and yet the case must frequently have happened.
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