93
as
become necessary, copies of
such portions may be required will be hereafter transmitted; but, in the mean time, I have deemed it inexpedient to trouble Your Lordship with them, particularly, as the purport of all inwards
Communications indicated in to them. Some of is usually distinctly the replies afforded the letters in these.Volumes relate to matters which no
longer possess any importance
or
interest; but I have thought it right
to send them to Your Lordship,
that Her Majesty's Government may
see
how much has been done to
prevent any public embarrassment,
in the
or pledge for the future, anomalous position in which this
Colony
was
So
long placed.
beg to refer Your Lordship to Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm, for any
further information you may
desire.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord.
Your most obedient
Humble Servant,