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through this Colony on his
earlier
way
home,
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6.
I requested that gentleman
to undertake
a similar enquiry
into the capabilities and progress
of
the Cadets.
This Mr. Wade most kindly agreed to do.
4.
I enclose his report Messrs. Jonnochy and Smith
When it shall again become necessary to request F. Legge's services in this regard (always most willingly rendered) I shall not fail to place Mr. Wade's memorandum before him, or I shall, if conveniently occur, take an opportunity of doing so.
I must note that Mr. Deane, the remaining Cadet, is unfortunately absent at Macao having been obliged by serious illness to leave Stoushong for change of air.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord Duke, Your Lordship's
Most Obedient Servant,
Molinom
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