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[in top left] 62 /884 [in top right] 21 March [written at top] Attorney General respecting Mr Daveney's evidence in Billy Horton's case Law Office Brisbane 20th March 1862 Sir, I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your memorandum of the 20th inst, submitting for my opinion the papers connected with the case noted in the margin [written in margin: Regina v Billy Horton], as to whether the supplementary evidence of Mr Daveney, is such, as His Honor the Judge in his letter of the 19th inst remarks to be wanting. The supplementary evidence of Mr Daveney is not of that character which would in my opinion be received with any weight by the Judge. I have therefore written to the Police Magistrate at Ipswich, instructing him to examine Mr Daveney on oath, on the point referred to by His Honor the Judge. This examination when received together with the examination of Mr Mills should be transmitted to the Judge for his perusal. I have the honor to be Sir Your most obedient servant [signed] Ratcliffe Pring [margin] The Honorable The Colonial Secretary