were very feeble and jeneral dropey
de is
it in from which he is still suffering. till half starved ananue man and I to not think from the condition of his heart can live much longer, intech I hardly expected he would be alive now when I reported hirm.
14.6.78
Jouch) Pr. B. C. Ayres
Merni by His Excellency the Governor
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As the Medical Officer recommends
that these twos prisonces be pardoned on the
ground
that
they
have
fatal
diseases and have
not long to live, let them be liberated.
Frais Lxplain dempitis and depres'
2
attention to my
obrervations in Council respecting deportation, and to the instinctions of the Seentary, of State ( Despatch 1957 of the st. Shay 1877')
in which it is laid down that the Governor is to
make use
7
power of deportation with caution and only in unavoidable cares where
the security of the Colony is likely to be imperivice by the actions of the accused.
3.
If
the two Arisonces now recommendet.
for deportation,
2-
is thus abserved by its
Sucdieni Officer. "e is a miserable
"broken down creatura .
I do not think
" it possible for him to outlive his sentence
(four
weeks more nut
his six F