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if he had had time of
have been desirable
May be retained
his past services rendered
have found a fact
has an feeling
Member
appointed for three years (extended
in his stead tricks Beach's
ho 36 of the 20
of April.
Looking to the services already rendered by Mr. Lowerck
as a member of
several
It appears that he
During
des in cable
Low crekk
not going.
years; it appears that his restoration this time is
desirable, while the mission
to replace him involves
a slight, which doubtless would be much against him
and also be without.
It is for this reason that
an opportunity offers itself for replacing
him if it
was expedient to
admit opportunity
would be a slight
warrant for the appointment
but as there is some
doubt whether he is remaining in the
Colony it is necessary to provide for his possible absence; and in that event.
I shall be glad if you will reply to furnish
me with the names
of prominent gentlemen of the
Suitable in the Council, as
suggested by Sir M. H. Marks in his
Disp.
200 38. of the 20th April last
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if he had had time of
have been desirable
Mg-chry may be relain -> May be retained
his peat sete Cerad -> his past services rendered
have founts fact -> have found a fact
has an Geling -> has an feeling
Member
apponated for ti pensil -> appointed for three years (extended
mamal -> in his stead
in bin Incaland tricks Beach's
ho 36 of the 20
der peech of april. -> of April.
Looking to the services already, undland by Mr. Lowerck
as a member of
deveral -> several
Indactand that br -> It appears that he
Cancel Furing -> During
des in coble -> des in cable
Low crekk -> Low crekk (kept as is, but ideally should be "Lowerck")
not going.
years; it appears &man that his restoration this dent is -> years; it appears that his restoration this time is
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desirable, while the mission
to replace him formere involer -> to replace him involves
Gdeman -> a slight, which doubtless
a slight, which doubtless homere be much Juch bhim -> a slight, which doubtless would be much against him
and also be wichserout. -> and also be without.
Ittenfor tidsmit a -> It is for this reason that
of confin whalter -> an opportunity offers itself for replacing
place phonese not have
lean Jounge for hain in
hammit a -> him if it
to pass bein -> was expedient to
ormone there -> admit opportunity
Oppor turity offere itself for replacing -> an opportunity offers itself for replacing
hom I this fure -> him if it
if
was expedient to
to admit offeraty -> admit opportunity
uld be a stight] -> would be a slight
Jan -> warrant for the appointment
tte -> stems would sum to be some
warrant for the appointment
stems would sum to be some
but as there sto -> but as there is some
doubt whether he is remaining in the
A -> Colony it is necessary to provide for his possible absence; and in that event.
I shall be glad if you will reply to furnish
me with the names
Baghush -> of prominent gentlemen of the
of prominent quembus ofthe int -> of prominent gentlemen of the
Suitable In Glass in the Cancil, as -> Suitable in the Council, as
Uprestul by Sin M. H. Marks in his -> suggested by Sir M. H. Marks in his
Disp.
200 38. of the 20th April last
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if he had had time of
have been desirable
May be retained
his past services rendered
have found a fact
has an feeling
Member
appointed for three years (extended
in his stead tricks Beach's
ho 36 of the 20
of April.
Looking to the services already rendered by Mr. Lowerck
as a member of
several
It appears that he
During
des in cable
Low crekk
not going.
years; it appears that his restoration this time is
desirable, while the mission
to replace him involves
a slight, which doubtless would be much against him
and also be without.
It is for this reason that
an opportunity offers itself for replacing
him if it
was expedient to
admit opportunity
would be a slight
warrant for the appointment
but as there is some
doubt whether he is remaining in the
Colony it is necessary to provide for his possible absence; and in that event.
I shall be glad if you will reply to furnish
me with the names
of prominent gentlemen of the
Suitable in the Council, as
suggested by Sir M. H. Marks in his
Disp.
200 38. of the 20th April last
427/