absence and M. Carroll's death necessitated his
bolt the Military and Colonial Chaplainceco
filling
for a teatre
; and I.
Serat to
say my logs
of his services as tutor by his
appointment to
As
the Military Chaplanicy in perma
Colonial Chaplain (Acting) he has given great satisfaction
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te myself and the whole in his labours and having
ty, being indefatig
strength of
evinced a
no
judgment and a maturity of character for which ina unprepared. I feel it due to him, after my forme.
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Grace when he was on.
doubts expressed to your
•mploye, to state my very favor
y favorable opinion of his character and abilities. He has done much to repair
the injury
conned by other
un
unfavorable recurrences.
I reman &c.
[signed] G. Victoria.
Fomitted to state that Mr. Odell has received afsistance in the Exaplaincies from another the with r
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residing in my
House
my apistance when in the Colony. Otherwise the arrangement would have been impracticalic of tive Chaplaincies conjoined in. person in this chimate.
To
His Grace
The Duke of ate matte
c.
onc
4. Elect
me lo
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