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You Grace's notice the difficultyr - I might
say impossibility of making this sum suffice,
hardly intended I should think
and the
fact, by the Regulations, that the Revenue benefits by the half of my-Salary as Colonial Secretary. while the rule applied to Ucling Governor differs from that which obtains in the case of all other puôice officers. The wor
wording of the first -
paragraph under Regulation 96 makes me
hope that
as
my
{
application for my half Saluzy
Colonial Scoretary from my assumption of
I the Government may
be entertained, as the "Fable
: Allowunce" referred to in the paragraph is in
.
ffect consolidated in the Governor's Salary.
In this hope I forbear
further reasons
to advance
for troubling Your Grace with
the present claim.
J
am
nfident that on re confident
reference
te
Sir H. Robinson this application will be
pronounced nut unreasonable
I have the honor to be.
My
Lord Duke,
Your Grace's
Mort Obedient Servant.
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