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communication all parties may
have received their impression
as to the final nature
斥
the
arrangement made, while for
I must repeat
I had
always understood that that
myself I must
arrangement
such as is
was s
implied in Mr. Magnine's
application of April 1865..
9.
I enclose letter just received from Mr. Wilson in which he forward the notice of resumption served on Mr Magnine.
10.
From these documents
it appears that Mr. Magnine
was
promised compensation " in "accordance with verbal instructions
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received
from
Sir Stercules Robinson",
and also that in all the other cases
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was
a similar nature compensation
paid.
11.
offered, and in two actually
This certainly accords
a
with probability, and I think it likely that Mr. Magnine made his application roughly, tructing to Mr Cleverly after verbal arrangement to specify the details, and put the
application in proper form in his covering letter.
12.
I cannot think that Sir Hercules Robinson intended to
induce M. Magnine to lay out I
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