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The unprrerdented. position
in which the
Colony
the chan
has
placed, changes
bern.
in many
of functionaries in
the Departments, the vicissitudes
in prices of food
and labor,
the disturbances in the
been
the
- general.
state of the Colony which have bem produced by the interruption of our amicable. relations with the mighboring province of China; - the more than ordinary migrations
of the
population outwards
and inwards, -in a word,
the uncertainties, dougers, and.
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year.
vicissitudes to which we
Exposed during
have led to drlays
have
thr. past
in thr
firsparation of the Estimates and to
the
difficulties in
adjusting
rscript and Expenditurs to the probably events of the coming year..
Q unanimous
ferting pervades the Legislative that a large portion of the Expenses of the . Colony do not probably belong to it, but are charges
of an Imperial Character and. ought to br. depages. by the Public Treasury. They are such no other Colony
as press upon
in Arr. Majesty's dominions. The