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M. blank in the service under Mr. Wilson
unless his work could be separatel from M. Wilson's supervision.
38. Under these circumstances His Exceltucy
thought it best in the first place to refer
Mo? blark's
reasons
lar
leaving.
his letter of the 1++ Cipril, to Mr. Wilson
given in
whose
dated the 25th April he lays before Conmail.
E.
mowa
34
reply
In that reply M. Wilson does not hesitate to traverse every apertion of M" blank - except perhaps that of fining
jining him
the 30th March, which was
in the
The lie on
a circumstance that took place presence of a witnejs. Now it seemed to
Hai's Excaltiway that when contindictory
were made
made by two
by tres gentlemen
statements
小
الز
was
very
desirable where practicable
to sift them by testimony independent
of either. He had not considered it
Mr Wilson's letter to
advisable to
Mor blaik
be
refer
as in that case there could
no end to the, controversy, which in
it's present stage combined elements & sufficient to enable the bouncil to take
action.
35
It
was clear that Mr Wilson must
have forgotten what had taken place
in Hois Cexcellenajs
own
presence
or he
would scarcely have derived having alleged
"for his persecution"." that
"
a reason
Mor blank had
deprived
Bird's half Salary.
him
of
M=
M? blank has all
along micaintrined that from the first