My reply to Sir John Bowning cuters es fulls into the conclusions I have drawn from Mr Pili
Ette that Saveed not dwell -
justher
m
them here, and I trustin, do I feel confident, that I chall not be fenul to have unicconceived the instructions conveyed in that
letter.
I have the hown to be,
With the highest respect,
Sir,
Your must obedieut Humble Servant,
Maine
Mr. Mervall.
See
9. Appail
4p. Mirati
Hm. Av
a
ofer.
In 3274/55-
Government House, January,
22
1855.
108
Sir,
In
reference
to the conversation
which took place between us on
Saturday .
that
any
I think it is desirable
objection you may
center.
inter :
=
tain to the character of my ference with the Government of the
Colny, or any opicious you
to the
nature
0 of
hold as
the teethority intended
to be vested in yourself
committed to wori-
hould be
hose
writing for the pusson.
of being referred to Her Majestys. Government at Homer. And as
have not a shadero of leason to In the Heible:
Colonel Caine,
Fient : Governor of
Hond Kond
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