that unless he accepted this (the terms),
" it was intimated, that he would
do nothing; the
Government "would go on at all," but of this there is no
Colonial Secretary's letter Nr 260 of 27 August, 1844, expresses that the necessity for the removal of the premises is urgent that the offer is made to avoid litigation,
but if Mr Burd did not signify acceptance, the Government
would be at liberty to adopt other measures, i.e., to a definite
which I cannot construe as Mr. Burd's
which "does; or if
" even Mr. Burd had
thought
to do
at the time, it is
singular, as
E said before,
the
PLAN
showing by Mr John
CATA C.
Bund
125
Dereen's ad
July, 1844.
blue.
te
Original Lots, tinted Land claimed by
No 13
Almack
STREET
Oswald, dotted blue.
No 13
Almach
Nos 8.9.53 and 54
that he should make no protest, and now bring the
case
again to light after a period
of nearly six years.
Geo
years I have, &c.
(Signed) Chas. At Too Cleverly Surveyor General .
Fue
opy.
Colonial Secretary
1212
Almack
BERDEEN
Now
A
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on
Lient : Sargento Mat
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N. 12 Almack
the general boun.
ded live
Queen's
1.dary
ENCHACHMENT
Bund
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in licu
of N° 11.
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Baptist Mission
after the
enchachment.