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In 1856 au
"Ordinance for Buildings and Nuisance
I is still in force. It provides (winter slip)
Was passed & is still in
for proper thickness of walls + foundations, floor of houses - that all works fully under the renewal spoken
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are
The cause an
the surveyor's inspection of the Surveyor several that
every
house should have a
to fitte.
cooking place therein
Without knowing what the difficulty is in which the Commanding Royal Engineer alluded, & what is the prohibition, it seems rather a
Arony
to require that Military
that Military Building should be
Exempted from the Ordinance
We have no information
as to the proposed
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I Proceed as suggested I do not but I first ask the W. offer to head or, for the purpose & being transmitted to the Governor, the report of the Command. Royal Engineer referred to in
the letter
from it, we
Military
quote
8twist, or such extract
upon
the
question of Exempting
Building's from Building thin ames
I agree with Mr. Holland.
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the practical difficulties around Experienced
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War Dept.
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Earl Granith Zahnath
The minute of your
letter
of the & minute Expressing
InterCardwells lezze That the Lordiths or ill affect
the hot attrahere, The Expediency of intestuing
into a Building
Which is said
Ordinanc
the
Unchette common of the
Col Anthontir
clause
Exempting from its