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fitly find express some recognition of the loss his widow has sustained.
I forget whether it is right. You will observe that his memorial should be addressed in the first instance to the Secretary of State, but I have so much reason to think that Lord Kimberley should properly refer it to the Governor, he would find that there is some strong feeling.
As to the value of Mr. Massingberd's services, such as they were, Extra ... might have been able to insure his life against failure of Company to pay the sum lost by the Insurance, so that it is not one of the too frequent cases of improvidence. He was strictly temperate and regular in his habits.
Will you kindly take care...