To that independent and noble-minded member of the Legislative Council, who ventured to oppose the Press-restriction Bill, and who was obliged to appeal to his brother Members for their support and countenance, when he was reproved by the General for such his opposition, nobly observing. "that he was bound rather to attend to his oath as a council-man, than to 'His Excellency's pleasure.' " (Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), 1830)
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