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Now, you are P. C. M. 0. and your attention having been called to that, you would certainly alter that, - that where it is a warrant to enter a house, and such stringent powers are reserved to you to give orders carte blanche to enter a howe at nighttime,
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It is always dated.
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it is not always.
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It is by me. I have always dated them.
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Do you think it is an advisable thing to put three.229
four houses in one warrant. Dont you think it would be
better to have one warrant for one house ? It is a
convenience I can quite well understand, but dont you think that a house emer has a right to demand a
warrant, if his house la mtered ?
I dont think it is necessary,
With regard to your basin, you have already tela
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something about your books. in you know whether they de
reep a ledger in the Secretary's stičce ?
No, I dont know whether they do. I think they call it a
store book.
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That is kept by the Inspector in charge of the stares.
Oh yes, but they have a book in the office which
he termed a ledger.
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up as a rodger ?
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There is a general store book there, in which is
entered everything secsived from England from the Crow
Agents, and an account of how it is transmitted.
Have you get such a book ↑
I always understood there was such a book.
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