A
106
and appeared to be influenced
by
in s
bo
doing
some erroneous views as to the position of the Mint here, I thought it advisable to
send him the duplicate copy of my despatch
addressed:
No 251 of the 14th Instant as Your Lordship,
to
as that despatch contains
the most recent views of
om
this
Government
the probable future of the Mint,
CH-
deduced
from recent
experience,
and whether
those views be sound or not I felt
it desirable that Colonel Ord should have
an
early opportunity of making himself
acquainted
with them.
5.
I have
requested
Colonel Ord to
forward that duplicate in his next
bag
of despatches by the Mail which takes this, which he can
easily do, as the latter
will not in all probability
arrive till
five
days subsequent to his receipt of my
communication.
6. I have also ventured to transmit
a copy of the same despatch to Sir Hercules Robinson,
as
it
is founded
on his comments upon a former
communication from myself to Your Lordship,
which had been transmitted to Sir Hercules
by Your Lordship.
It
is
possible that Sir Hercules
may
wish to make some
further observations on the opinions
which I have advanced, in
my despatch No 251, and it is very important that Her Majesty's Government
should have all the information attainable
before them, before arriving
at
a decision.
Here is the revised response in HTML format as requested:A 106 and appeared to be influenced by in s bo doing some erroneous views as to the position of the Mint here, I thought it advisable to send him the duplicate copy of my despatch addressed: No 251 of the 14th Instant as Your Lordship, to as that despatch contains the most recent views of this Government the probable future of the Mint, deduced from recent experience, and whether those views be sound or not I felt it desirable that Colonel Ord should have an early opportunity of making himself acquainted with them.
5. I have requested Colonel Ord to forward that duplicate in his next bag of despatches by the Mail which takes this, which he can easily do, as the latter will not in all probability arrive till five days subsequent to his receipt of my communication.
6. I have also ventured to transmit a copy of the same despatch to Sir Hercules Robinson, as it is founded on his comments upon a former communication from myself to Your Lordship, which had been transmitted to Sir Hercules by Your Lordship. It is possible that Sir Hercules may wish to make some further observations on the opinions which I have advanced, in my despatch No 251, and it is very important that Her Majesty's Government should have all the information attainable before them, before arriving at a decision.