DRAFT.
What he underwent at that time trying to keep his health up was fine.
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Frustratingly, No. 23...
...the public. He would have been entitled to a pension of about £500 a year, and his life would have been in all probability spared to me and his children, but, still hopeful that he would recover, he remained at his post until it was too late.
Service a year by the late Governor Hennessy...
During that your Lordship, as head of the Colonial Office, will do all remaining, my soul...
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17r. Your Lordship's obedient servant,
Choreline Plunket
The Right Honorable Earl Kimberley,
Secretary of State for the Colonies
MINUTE.
Mr. Pearson 18 Feb. Mr. De Robeck. 18 Feb.
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Mr. Herbert. 18 Feb.
Mr. Grant Duff.
Lord Kimberley.
Plunket! 25 Jan:54
Drafts.
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19. Feb 1881.
With reference to my Despatch: The 5 of Feb 21 January,
I have the honour to transmit to you a copy of a letter which I have received from the widow of the late Hon C. R. Plunket, representing the distressing circumstances in which she has been left, & asking for some relief. It appears to me that...