examining these particulars is that
the reservation of the stores must in great degree depend upon
the party in charge
of them; and the reports from the several Officers in Command seem to
admit that the losses
on the present occasion
Might have been
Now &
That his exertions in the
507
John Pakington's notice a more general consideration on the
Assistance rendered by H.M.'s Military and
Naval Forces wither in suppression of fires or in
in which he states that things of any nation
"
Men with
"he has issued instructions to all the appliances
[Just passage]
reports ships-
the guidance of
is much appreciated
"and tends to increase
in charge of fire extinguishing and aiding the popularity of both
fires which will be treated and
prevent a recurrence "losses of this description can
be obviated to a certain extent by better gathering arrangements of them in charge
of the
the tugine
Upper Deck of the ship, we
is anxious further
to bring under Sir
Then stores
in charge of
(earnestly hopes that it will not be thought worthwhile, for the
sake of the very small sum involved in the present claim, to impair the good will derived from
services
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