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subject to which
they I do not
inasmuch as
increased rent" and this
allude,
For
principle
I think that Your Lordship altogether understood what I intended to convey my despatch W:55 of the 7th of March last.
2.
in
paragraph 10.
of Sir G. William des Vaux's despatch N. 334 of 31st of October, 1889, he referred to the expediency of giving purchasers the right of
the premium commuting the
iums
For..
was in some
instances acted upon
in the case
reported in
as
of Mr. Denison.
my despatch
above mentioned.
In these cases the
purchaser of long leases of land, in place of being required to pay down the full amount of the purchase money
permitted to pay certain portion thereof
was
at once
a
and