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Council. de R. Mardvance in wh
at all times.
his own
2
coustions ui
language, but he deserves
much credit for the manner in which he acted in concert with the
Colonial Secretary and in his administration of the force. He has brought to bear a
discerning eye
in devising
Measures
commendable
for what he has
believed would advance the
interests of the Colony. I say this
much because, if
I may
be frank, men often receive
more knocks
over the knuckles than soft words.
I would suggest
that the opportunity
might be taken for answering
this
in clear complimentary terms. It may be brought
to bear on the Reserves.
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However much the judgment of the
Governor might have been warped by the
attacks made on him, the manner in which he
dealt with the
accident is
disgraceful; and it seems to me
to afford & repel, that despite all that has been said & done, the Unofficial
Members of the
Committee §227/1 have much to
acknowledge, and lay
that I have
aroused
some head with great pleasure, the Committee being headed by the Honourable Hugh Gibb, which seems to me to be creditable to him (the Honourable) and to the non-official Members of the
Committee.
§227/1
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