Mr Cardwell,
The not then the C.B. on to then an obstacle in way of an arrangement by which we hoped to avoid such mortality in British troops as that which occurred in Derykany, but we are anxious to importate. I think that
(1) The troops should recover no circumstances be called in question at £50.00 per annum.
to per mere then
(2) That the force stationed there should be properly reduced.
(3) that there should be an understanding that the troops could have like 2 batteries of artillery,
for I think also that Mr Crawford should be informed of their new appointment. It will not be safe for us to proceed without the concurrence of the Treasury.
Cort aft/66 Eliy
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4 June 1866.
A. Hamilton
MINUTE
17 Apr 18. APR.
Gladstone 18 MForster 19 MCardwell 20
7. Rezen
Put this for Consideration
Answer ? 4606. Labouchere
Downesplant
Able cable.
I am directed by M
Secretary
Cardwell &c. &c.
to acknowledge the receipt
of letter of the Board.
For: requesting
to Meet the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury. It is
Separate heavily ought to be informed
"the" "Colonial" quota in be=2 Batt: of Artillery & this equipment suffer.
I tut
the "Colony" may furnish.
in called upon to furnish Stores for Internal" Service W.
Me Miter. (20
Labouchere
Cofing M. C.
whether
any arrangements
have been finally
made
relative to the number of
troops to