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efficiently
attracted attention, And that adverting
to tiens,
As well as to the special grounds which distinguish Capt. Wathina's Case from others, he is to be Allowed the benefit which to lay ago a dered in his favn of
a pecuniary payment in lieu of the rooms which he
formerly occupied.
PF.E
17 Sept
On the whole I think it more
was
for the benefit of the service that por Labouchere on uphold his own decision than that he and hold himsel
bound but what was not a
but rather an
on the part of
indication
decisio
of opinion
Lord J. Russell.
I would reply that Lord John Russell
quslision but reserved
did not give any i
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it for the report which die J. I was instructed to Jumist – Sir W. Molesworth in a
Jurnish which relieved Capt walkins from portion of his duties
despatat
Q
referred
5 Lord
John Russell's despatch of 23d June
but he does not appear to have intended to pronounce
any opinion of on the subject
Of that despatch
Mordabouchere in arsiony
ah
the decision announced in his despatch of 18th March last fully considered the documents laid before him & he feels it necessary
to manitarni thi decision then deliberatif given
Ms 25 sept