6192 HK
106
by
2 What Med. Anstey means by saying that he has had no intimation of the consideration.
his suspension (see page 2) I cannot understand. It must be some formal indication to the mode of the intimation. In Le Fanu's last I was told so I a 4 times. See big 2.
3. But he is correct in saying that Le Fanu was not hand an intimation of the ground on which Sir R Lytton considered his respension. This was deliberately done. The reason would not have been communicated by communicating in substance Lt. Lytton's despatch to Sir R. Lytton; de facto to Sir R. Doring. But that despatch caught up det Anstey on his road home. It was thought that to impart to a dismissed colonial servant the consideration to his dismissal, in the formal