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determine, although they might be decreased.
8.
I shall be glad to be
early de- cision on the several points raised by the memorialists.
It is satisfactory to
favoured with an
9.
note that the Unofficial ~ Members have raised no
objection to the principle of appropriating a percentage of 175% of the Colonial Revenues
to the
use
of the Imperial
Government as a
Military
Contribution
Contribution, and I think that
if it is possible to meet their
wishes as
some of the
regards some
details to which attention has been drawn in their memo-
randum, this much vexed
question will be at last sa- tisfactorily and finally settled. I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
William Robings