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to sick officers when the state of their health rendered the indulgines necrrary.
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The Red? A. Carroll, Military Chaplain, succuded Mr Steedman as Colonial Chaplain, on the 10# April 1955. be became ill on the 8th July, and, under the sanction of the Military Authorities, and furnished with the unal Certificate, left this Colony the 23rd August, and died at on the 1st September. This Clergyman was also appointed with the sanction of the Bishop, as is manifect in Mz Carroll's letter oforming in my despatch 1:43 of 4th June lact, and Majon General Servis
and died at Angapre
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astures me
that, previously to
nominating Me Carroll, the Bishop
was consulted, and that the Colonial Secretary waited upon
the Bishop
on the subject, when no objection made to the arrangement.
WAJ
8. From my Despatch 1965 of 30t August last, your Grace will see that Mr. odell succeeded Mr Carroll,
and is now
-performing the duties of Colonial Chaplain - this is the Gentleman referred to by Dr. Moncrieff
in his letter of the 3rd January 1853,
as
of
being in a bad state I should not under ordinary
health_
circumstances have nominated