477
as suggested in the enclosed
letter from the War Office,
of which a copy is enclosed.
{
I am inclined to share Lord Lansdowne's
view that the Principal Army Medical Officer
might with advantage be a member of the
Board, and I do not understand why his nomi-
nation by the Governor need lead to further
complications, but, if you still entertain
strong objections to interfering with the
status quo, I am prepared to await a further
report before insisting on any change.
I have, &c.,