is
clearly brought home to
search
him accept the such off Apom's house which I think
may
so be described. But
that fact shews I think an
unvatisfactory alivence of
scruple;
f
Joh.
while the circumstance
Mr. Caldwello close connection
both in and out
of office
with a man whose character
is
generally
admired to be
how
very
севаствора
bad and who is certainl
Convict - the suspicion
which I think attaches to
proceedings of Mrs
and
the popular
the
Caldwell
impression
which is shown
by
the
of fair of the plok,
Aug gost
the apprehension
that Mr. Caldwell-crtainly
an able, active, daring
adventurous person
and
hav
been
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the
been entrusted by རི་བོན་〈དཔ^འ་ས་ཆས་་ ད་ང་ཚིག ག Government a
degree of power greare then
Can
be entrusted
safely to a person of his
his connections
and anteadents.
This
C
much of a
question has so
administrative
character that I do not
feel competent to
offer
Give any
recommendation on it. I
merely bring it under Lie. E
Lython
tions notice as certainly
B. Lyytt
a matter of very
importance.
mable
considerable
The closenes of
4
!
Mr. Coldwelle connection with
Ma Chow!
Wong is strongly
illustrated by his Lellon of
15 July 1837 (endome 4 to Lin. I. Bowrings Desparch
Egy page 54-55) in which he describes Ma. Chow
vervrees to
Wong av rendering ser
Fovemment