7.
my
not
him
Your
sending
Lordship's Despatch to his house. but has not I abreasy ber sensible that the correspondence
of ther Majesty's heretaries of State is of
confidential
nature,
I should have learned
to allow
it from this Papage of my printer Instruations._ " Governors are not at liberty Copies of the Secretary of State's Gespatahes
any
or instinations
to be taken by any person under.
circumstances, unless by besire of the Secretary of State".. In W. Hulme's hostile temper
I exercise
a
necessary discretion
an
unreserved
in abstaining from communication of Your Lordship't Letters; but I went so far
to quote verbatim what
even
a
it was
71
To
necessary for hins 20 sending
know, without
the letter
to his house. The Attorney-
General's observations transmites
in
my Gespotah N. 143 of 18th
December,
made
regarding
the ill use
by Mr Hulme of I Letters in Jon Court, Official Letters
will justify my
caution..
After the instances
f
contempt on Mr Hulme's part towards the Legislative Connail and myself, detailed in my Despatch N 135 of 20th November,
not complain of
he need
Siscourtesy
procedure.
in the above necessary
In that seepatah I +
as
reported that I has succeives fan by my interference
Criminal Sefern to
во
cause
а