4.
5.
bound to send to the
Duke of Newcastle." _ His
Excellency pressed
withdraw ite
me
above
to
expressions; but I respectfully
declined to
retrach
any
q
the Statements I had made
in
the Memorial. His
Excelbury then rejoined –
"Very well, just
as
Zow
"like; but mind zow,
"don't say
hereafter that
"I did not speak to
you
"in time. I will refer, "then, four Memorial to "Mr Merner for his report,
"and Zou must
abide
"the consequences," - to which I respectfully replied
the affirmative, begging of His Excellency to forward
T
A
the memorial, with Mr Mercer's report there,
to your grave, by thes out-going mail of the 23 Instant. _ this request
was again refused, Sir George saying that Colonel Caine
was
absent, and it was necessary that his Report too, upon my Statements to your Grace, should accompany,
the
Memorial. The Governor then decided, and promised that he would
me
the
forward the Memorial to Your Grace by first Mail Steemer of September next, _ when I thanked this Excelleney and withdrew from his Room._
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