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month of July the charge of the Department ihm necessarily devolved
Mr Rice; and judging from his uncauptionable testimonials, I hesitation in placing him
upon
had
naw
in charge of the Pow: and I would beg to refer to the Return of Carretions, already alluded to, speaking most favorably for the
An awer
his dirties:
as
in which Mr Rice discharge
mind that
: number
of
as it must be borne in
aw
mcrease in the
of detections by the Police
bad characters is no
mcrease
proof of an
of crime, but rather, in
the absence of that additional proof,
aw
evidence of increased energy
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7. Before concluding this despatch
I deem it but due to the vindication:
of my presmint position as administering the Government of this Colony, to
remark
upon
Mae Donnell'
to
as
The tone of Sir Richard ommunication referred
in more than one mistance
apparently implying a reflection
administration: and I beg
expon my
to
request
вод
that, under these circumv=
V. stances, Your Lordship will oblige
me
by directing that when Sir Richard ellac Damell's opinion is,
during his abwene
again requested.
from the Colay
on
Colonial subjobs,