10
of
"
local usefulmere, by the 5th Section
the
Stougkong Pension Minute:
Letter from M. Secretary Cardwell.
Sir John Davis to
"Hollywood, 30th January 165.
Without
any Knowledge
"of possibly contemplated arrangements " as to the successor offir 4. Robincon "in the Government of Stoushous "I venture in the briefest terms "possible to state that in the " 1880 Sir George Braham and myself together waited on the
year
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"late Duke of Neweartle to bring " to Stis Grace's notice our personal
"experience
of
the
merits and
"services of Mr. Mercer, the Bolonial "Secutary. His Grace without "hesitation brevved that the combined
" testimony of two retired Governors,
"under whom Mr. Mercer had. "served, spoke strongly in his favours, "and confirmed the favourable "opinion that himself had an "already formed
le
has
"This received the best no "corroboration that the case "hitherts admitted of by Mr. Seven,
actually serving as Governon for "nearly two years, vice Sir R. Probinson