47
the
Off
the Commandant of the Garrison, duly
upon that order the works were
stopped, as the Commandant duly
reported,
nor may
as a
Magistrate
I have no doubt acted in
a
manner which he considered to
be the wisest & least irritating
but it must not be lost sight
of that the case
required prompt & stringent
measures & repressive, for I hope
that in no other part of Its
Dominions and opposition to legitimate
authority of the Chief Administrating
Officer be imagined, so deliberate
& persistent.
As regards the permission
I may say how applied for, I have to
state that
my
plans were otherwise
for the disposal of this ground, but that when I shall learn
from Y.E's proposals as to the distribution of the garrison, I
shall be
glad
to take the
whole matter into consideration
at
a
later time
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47
the
Off
the Commandant of the Garrison, d
upon that order the works were
I
stophed, as loh. Ma Matonduly
reported,
Mor May
as a
Magistrate
I have no doubt acted in
a
manner which he comerved to
be the wildest & least woritating
but it huust not be lost sight
was one that
if that the case
required prompt a stringent
measures & repulse, for I hope
that in no other part of It's
Dominions and apposition to lecoppel
^
authority of the Chrif Administrating
Offerer be imagined, so deliberat
a to persistent.
As regards the permission
say
how applied for, I have to
that
my
plans were otherworse
for the disposal of this fround, but that when I shall learn
from Y. E's proposals as to the distribution of the famison, I
Shall be
glad
to take the
whole matter into consideration
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