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the is
claim in equity if not in right; and
if you
ment.
will make out a
a new
state-
t embodying the facts as you
have stated, I will take care
of it
care of i
This I did, and
"for you?
my
statement arriving
err
here, it was
referred by Sir John Davis to a
Committee, who, notwithstanding
that the Lo
A ver
made.
over
in
to
(as
under sanction of Mr Johnston by his official letter, above quoted,
my possession) & the official letter from successive land officers, strangely reported that the transaction was of a private nature, in which the Government had
no share, and
that I must look for compensation elsewhere than from Her Majesty's
Government.
This report was
communicated to me by
Mr Hawes when I was
absent from London and from
cause - cuid
the
and from being wearied with
which had occurred. A delay which had
allowed the
matter to rest till the
present time.
of the
always
avao
OL U
dver
The above is a
a plain statement
and these facts have been
admitted. No
mode
the land, der
No ground of Complaint
against my proceedings
during
it Remained in
the three months.
my possession,
a
I have been made the sufferer solely
of the acts of
in consequence of
Mr
R
Jesustins; on bona fide reliance
which I purchased the ground and
incurred
my expenditure when it was
having been for
the time disavowed
by Sir Henry Pottinger. The successor to
to
Referral of Sir John Davis to makusalių
these acts seems to be opposed to the
instructions contained in Ford Kanicur