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Her Majesty's Government have expressed their high approbation of the several details and reports with which they have been furnished by His Excellency's predecessor, Sir Henry Pottinger, on every point connected with this Colony, and some of the expressions in your paper might be construed into reflections on the proceedings of that distinguished personage which His Excellency would not forward with his sanction.
In copying the Appendix to which you allude, I am directed to draw your attention to the necessity of not occupying the time, or diverting the attention of the clerks in the Treasury Office from their proper duties, and in cases where documents have already been furnished from the different Departments, it might be sufficient merely to refer to them!
I have, &c.,
(Signed) Frederick W. Bruce,
Colonial Secretary.
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Her Majesty's Government have expressed this is high approbation of the several details and represent -_xtime with which they lince been furnished by Hoie excellensy's fire- -decessor, dis Houry Attinger, every point someeted with this Colony, and some of the expressions in four paper might be sometimes into reflections on the proceedings of think distinguished personage voluich His Excellensy smild not forward with his danction.
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moderation in the style.
Her Majesty's Government have expressed their high approbation of the several details and reports with which they have been furnished by His Excellency's predecessor, Sir Henry Pottinger, on every point connected with this Colony, and some of the expressions in your paper might be construed into reflections on the proceedings of that distinguished personage which His Excellency would not forward with his sanction.
In copying the Appendix to which you allude, I am directed to draw your attention to the necessity of not occupying the time, or diverting the attention of the clerks in the Treasury Office from their proper duties, and in cases where documents have already been furnished from the different Departments, it might be sufficient merely to refer to them!
I have, &c.,
(Signed) Frederick W. Bruce,
Colonial Secretary.
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the attention of them blanker sin ther
Treasury Office from their proper
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duties, and in cases where documents have already been furnished from the different Departments, "it might be sufficient merely to refer to them!
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