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11 a mone received; Your Lordship circumstances has naturally had
and early. execut perception thom myself of the real wishes of H. M's Government.
M. In my despatch No793 so late as the 15th September last I remonstrated
that in the present state of the question
and whilst
even the general
general principles
applicable to the disposal of any part
the Fund
are
still under
discussion,
it is not
to
easy!
arrange
details that
are
when called on
at once novel and
experimental, to deal suddenly with each
of them in such
a manner
however
I might be of doing so, as would
exactly meet the wishes of another in
a distant Country
and with whom
there had been but
very limited
communication on the subject. When writing those words I scarcely expected to receive so early a confirmation of their truth as is given by Your Lordship's recent
despatches, for I certainly had at the
time.
very great confidence in the two main principles which I then explained
guiding me.
12. I have
regret viz
now
only one subject for
that I acted on the supposition
of there being for Police purposes
and the suppression of Crime a power granted by
Wide & to His Grace the Duke of Buckingham.
Govt No 80. 30th April 1868.
and never
revoked, so far as
I am aware,
to organise from the Special Fund a trustworthy police. sufficiently
Numerous
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