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Mr Wilson, and that it
Mas
improbable
in the last deque that such a statement
dequie Could have been invented by M. blank- whilst it tallied exactly with MoTM Wilson's previous Conduct.
21
For some time subsequently His (4 Excellency observed that Mr. black surned!
Seemed
most deligent in all his duties - and that the work superintended by him finished with an
was
musual amount of
Care and attention to
procuring for
the
Public the utmost valive for their
• money. 22. Nevertheless it soon appeared that Mr blank considered himself subjected to a continued series of fremeditated pretty insulto by M." Wilson such
as could be excercised
by the heads of Departments, if so disposed,
and M. black, as the acting bolonial Seneting
frequent
could inform the bouncil-made
that subject complaints of
complainuto
com
which His Exullency apurned sutivardly
to Know matt
nothing.
in the hope that M. Wilson
might change. As the Acting bolonial Secretary
was
as
much
ао
he
could inform them it could do on various occasions to prevent
M" block resigning-
and it
only A
sense of what the latter owed this Goverment
and the know
Knowledge
that his work.
was
appreciated by the Excecutive. that induced Mblack to hold
ow.
and
23. Unfortunately Mr blank was a Gentleman of very sensitive disposition. a peculiarly suitable subject for goading by petly approvations into commithing himself.
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