to think that a
fixed. Monthly.
allowance to be paid from the Colonial Treasury would be better, ensuring perfect regularity, and obviating any risk of a failure
as Ente
in the pecuniary Institution from locations not
resources of the
being
tenanted, or other similar causes.
It is perhaps proper I should acquaint Your Lordships, that a number of the public Servants of the inferior grades (Police, Road overseers, &c. &c.) of Government have been sent to the Hospital
been necessarily
it's present footing, during the late unhealthy Season, and have received gratuitous professional attendance from the Gentlemen who devote themselves to that humane and charitable purpose;
but
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but who could not spare time to visit the sick at their usual residences, so that to a certain extent, the plan pointed out by trial,
Mr. Anderson has had and has been found to answer every useful and convenient purposes.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your most obedient humble Servant Bruny Poste
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