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the losses sustained..
again
That Memorialist in May 1845
entered the service of British Government as Chief Clerk to the Colonial Treasury at Houghtong where he continued to perform the duties of the office till the 27th February 1850 when he received
leave of absence on sucdical Certificate that his health had suffered in
consequence of the incalubrity of
the
Climate..
That Memorialist
requests
that
be
may
the circumstances detailed
taken into consideration with the view
If allowing him another appointment similar to that he now holds in an
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- temperate climate such as the
»
Cape of Good Hope or the Mecditerranean
where his knowledge of the Languages
inore
spoten there might render him serviccable to Her Majesty's Government.
(Signed) I S. Conciate
Chief Clerk to the Coloniai Treasury at Houghow-
London the 1th July 1950.
(True Copy)
(Signed) J. G. Comclate.
(Tone Copy) Komm Clonial Secretary-
vernor