5. I am bound to add, that the
precent papers do not appear to me to show any obeing grounds for the g
concession, and that I fear that, if granted
it will form a precedent very
very impor
to the Colonial Revenue
and one
which must
nentralize the effect anticipated from the inquiries of the
Committee
Tenures.
On
Land
6. On these ground
in he
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Ifeel sonable to _ sanction a compliance with the application
of Messrs Tavener
until
have
inless, it bein bad an oppportunity
zom power to front inffect any sencons for doing to intuich have
not get been brought
wonder my considerati
my
& Wh w remove
of considering, any
remarth which may
may
spon
drawn to the objection
pointed out in their Despatch.
na
ame
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