CO129-073 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1859 [1-5]

Letters of Burt

Letters

3rd and 16th February, 1839.

Duplicate

1

Despatch #2 of 21 January 1839.

I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Put S.

Your most Obedient Humbly Servant,

John Bentin

No 2.

Government Offices, Victoria,

12th April 1859.

PRINTED FOR PARLIAMENT

I have the honor to enclose

Letter from Mr Wade, Covering

May's Memoranda, the absence

of which gave rise to so much suspicion and misrepresentation:

at the time of the Caldwell Enquiry.

I caused these memoranda

to be placed before Mr Bridges,

Mr Caldwell, and Mr.

The Right Honorable

Sir Edward B. Lytton Bart M.P.

&c. &c.

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Letters of Burt

Letters

3rd and 16th February, 1839.

Duplicate

1

Despatch #2 of 21 January 1839.

I have the honor to be, With the highest respect,

Put S.

Your most Obedient Humbly Servant,

John Bentin

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Government Offices, Victoria, 12th April 1859.

PRINTED FOR PARLIAMENT

& March 1:

I have the honor to enclose Letter from Mr Wade, Covering May's Memoranda, the absence of which gave rise to so much suspicion and misrepresentation: at the time of the Caldwell Enquiry.

I caused these memoranda to be placed before Mr Bridges, Mr Caldwell, and Mr.

The Right Honorable Sir Edward B. Lytton Bart M.P.

Fr. &c. &c.

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Letters of Burt

Letters

3rd and 16th February, 1839.

Duplicate

1

Despatch #2 of 21 January 1839.

I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Put S. Your most Obedient Humbly Servant, John Bentin

No 2.

Government Offices, Victoria, 12th April 1859. PRINTED FOR PARLIAMENT

I have the honor to enclose Letter from Mr Wade, Covering May's Memoranda, the absence of which gave rise to so much suspicion and misrepresentation: at the time of the Caldwell Enquiry. I caused these memoranda to be placed before Mr Bridges, Mr Caldwell, and Mr. The Right Honorable Sir Edward B. Lytton Bart M.P. &c. &c.

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