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leave
pay,
take with him his Aide-de-camps on full may
I have decided, with Sir Henry Blake's kinoship
and consent, to ask for your ruling
the
subject; and pending the receipt of your reply to
this despatch I have given directions for officer, during the period of my
pay of
this
thu
administration, to be retained by the Colonial Treasures.
5. Sir Henry Blake desire o me
to you that though he has been on
to point out leave of
absence he has been performing important duties
I
sung di
with
in confersing with the Loung
Yamern reference to the West River piracies and other
questions, in which he has required the services
of
his Aide-de-camps, who has taken valuable
notes
of
V
Sir Henry's interviews. As I wich to place the whole facts before you in the
at mannhei
I have the honour to invite attention to this fact, though it does not
faire et
your
appers to me
to
justify
The
with-holding of
the
salary from the officer who has done the
work