to the Parliamentary
necessity for an increase to the
Grant of the present year",
having
in some
ad
well as
my
deguce anticipated four
Lordship's directions with regard to the emision.
in
Sir
to of
~ John Davis's Despatch Nr 124 24th September last of an Estimate of Public
Works for the
year ending
31th March 1849,
me in the same
which was
supplied by
+P. (No. 6); and I also enclose
a
So you Gornal
which has been carri-
Your De 1st pre
Despatch
now under reply, and which will
I bust prove fully satisfactory.
The Quarterly Returns of the Revenue
and Expenditure for the Quarter ending
March, 1848, were
in
37 st
forwarded to Your Lordship
my Despatch NF 9 of the 19th of April
last, and will of course be continued in future,
The
new
define
Regulations so clearly
the heads under which the various
items of Revenue and Expenditure
are
to
137
be classed, that I do not apprehend any further
difficulties
072
these points .
In conclusion I would strongly
recommend that our accounts be squared up
in the
the end of the present financial year in
manner
in the Treasurer's letter,
suggested in
to
for the fact of this Colony requiring yearly aid
from home, puts it out of the question that
the surplus expenditure
the
resources
can be defrayed
s of the island.
I have the honor to be,
"With the highest respect
Your Lordship's,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant
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to the Parliamentary
necessity for an increase to the
Grant of the present year",
having
in some
ad
well as
my
due anticipated four
Lordship's directions with regard to the emission.
in
Sir
to of
~ John Davis's Despatch Nr 124 24th September last of an Estimate of Public
Works for the
year ending
31st March 1849,
me in the same
which was
supplied by
+P. (No. 6); and I also enclose
a
Some General
which has been carri-
Your De 1st pre
Despatch
now under reply, and which will
I trust prove fully satisfactory.
The Quarterly Returns of the Revenue
and Expenditure for the Quarter ending
March, 1848, were
in
37 st
forwarded to Your Lordship
my Despatch NF 9 of the 19th of April
last, and will of course be continued in future,
The
definite
Regulations so clearly
the heads under which the various
items of Revenue and Expenditure
are
to
137
be classed, that I do not apprehend any further
difficulties
072
these points.
In conclusion I would strongly
recommend that our accounts be squared up
in the
the end of the present financial year in
manner
in the Treasurer's letter,
suggested in
to
for the fact of this Colony requiring yearly aid
from home, puts it out of the question that
the surplus expenditure
the
resources
can be defrayed
s of the island.
I have the honor to be,
"With the highest respect
Your Lordship's,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant
However, to strictly follow the instructions given and maintain the original content as much as possible while correcting only unambiguous errors:to the Parliamentary
necessity for an increase to the
Grant of the present year",
having
in some
ad
well as
my
due anticipated four
Lordship's directions with regard to the emission.
in
Sir
to of
~ John Davis's Despatch Nr 124 24th September last of an Estimate of Public
Works for the
year ending
31st March 1849,
me in the same
which was
supplied by
+P. (No. 6); and I also enclose
a
So you Gornal
which has been carri-
Your De 1st pre
Despatch
now under reply, and which will
I trust prove fully satisfactory.
The Quarterly Returns of the Revenue
and Expenditure for the Quarter ending
March, 1848, were
in
37 st
forwarded to Your Lordship
my Despatch NF 9 of the 19th of April
last, and will of course be continued in future,
The
definite
Regulations so clearly
the heads under which the various
items of Revenue and Expenditure
are
to
137
be classed, that I do not apprehend any further
difficulties
072
these points.
In conclusion I would strongly
recommend that our accounts be squared up
in the
the end of the present financial year in
manner
in the Treasurer's letter,
suggested in
to
for the fact of this Colony requiring yearly aid
from home, puts it out of the question that
the surplus expenditure
the
resources
can be defrayed
s of the island.
I have the honor to be,
"With the highest respect
Your Lordship's,
Most Obedient,
Humble Servant