battle
as compensation
I for
cancelling Constable.
Symons's recognizance
passage
that vessel, and I
also
in
Lord Ripon approves of
your
providing, for an early date, a passage for Mr. Lymond by the
cheapest practicable
route as the said
affiliation
case in
which he is concerned
will
it is understood that
the defendant will not be tried
until May
it would not be practicable to
try him next, and it would then be necessary to detain him in England until that time; the case will be heard in his absence.
The Lord Mayor will
be informed accordingly
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DRAFT.
Miss Alice Smith
MINUTE.
Mr. John, 17 Jan.
Mr. Lucas
X Mr. Fairfield. 17 Jan.
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston,
Mr. Meade.
Mr. Buxton.
Marquess of Ripon.
(something of this
sort must be written;
the letter seemed to
rather imply that
A. Eymard would be detained until the
case was settled)
2 Drafts
762
My 638
DS 18 Jan. 1894
Madam,
With reference
to the letter from
this Department of
the Assistant,
the 2nd
I am directed
by the Marquess of
Ripon to inform you
that his Lordship
understands that
the case
in which you have obtained a summons against A. G. Eymard for an affiliation order will not be heard until
May!
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