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Lordship by M. Ewens,
t
barrister practising in this
I have now the
Colony,
honour to forward another letter addressed to Your
Lordship by the same gentleman.
2.
Before coming
to
Enel: 1 24th April, 1838/*
the particular complaint. which is the principal object
of
his letter, Mr. Ewens refers
to the petition
on the subject
of vicarious communications
which was also enclosed
(with my reply)
in the
despatch above mentioned, -
and he describes it as
one
signed by every European of
standing in the Colony.
I
therefore think it well to
mention that
my reply to
this petition, though made
#
ago
more than two months has never been acknowledged,
and that various" "Europeans
of standing whom I have happened to question subject, though they signed
on the
(with
the