belong to him, but
which he canal accept
without earning
The
danger of satisfingon deciding on
matters with which his
acepaintance is imperfect.
4. As
He, however,
the whole enbject is thus
(much to
to my regret
referred for the decision
Of Her Majesty's Govern:
ment, that decision
sunst afferently be given,
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unless the greater svil
of farther delay and un=
-= certainly
is to be incurred.
5. Her Majesty's
Gomenment are disposed
to prefer the provisions of the draft Ordinans MW. Bridger to those
"(
the Ordinance for the
((
Expresion of certain diversen
My Despatch of the 27th
Angst last will have Explained to you
The
abang!
Grounds of this opinion.