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of the reductions, very judiciously, from time to time as opportunities offered, and others were deemed to require further deliberation
Most of the questions have in this manner been settled in the course of the Governm's toine, and by the proceedings.
It will be attempted in this Monochr to show what are the matters still to be determined, so that the subject may be finally disposed of.
jet M. Bonhum threw out the suggestion that, as so much of his intrès related to commerce, the Governor's Salwry might be reduced to £4,000, and £2,000 charged to the Inperibad of Trade. Lord Grey did not think it worth while last year. Deeny
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