dry and safe warehouses could
have been hired
on reasonable
terms for their reception..
7.
I think, my Lord, that
"this Statement of facts will
show that the main bulk
of
the "Minden" might and ought to
be made available for the accommodation of troops during the hot season of the
year, and while the inconvenience
attending
the
opposite course is
fully and painfully before me,
I bring the
matter to your
Lordship's notice.
8.
Enclosed I have the honor to forward copy of the Communication made to me by Captain Tronbridge in 1849,
N.2.
alluded to in
his letter to the
Major-General, of the 21st June
1850.
I have the honor to be,
With the highest respect,
I beg
Your Lordship's
most obedient
Humble Servant, [Sotave?]
25th August, 1850.
beg to add for your
Lordship's information
abstract of the Deaths in the
garrison from the 1st May to the present date.
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