had reached this office, which showed that any information or advice concerning the subjects in question had been obtained or sought from the Executive Council. Any or which had any reference at all to the matter with the exception of the minute of May that day, you 20th indicating addressed some general remarks to the Council regarding the State of the gaol and prison administration;
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Mr. Wingfield. Mr. Bramston. Mr. Meade, Mr. Herbert. Mr. Courtney. Lord Kimberley.
A despatch no 85 of the 15th of June 1877 having been answered on the 22nd of August. The following would not naturally be again referred to among the despatches enclosed by Lord Carnarvon in his despatch of the 28th Dec. 1877. And the correspondence in those numerous despatches of cooperation and agreement with your measures in the Council in your