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before them information respecting the arrangements that may be made under such instructions as Lord

for the Governor,

Stanley may

conety

in replying to the above mentioned Despatch, for the requisite Medical

Publichen,

treatementt

Bondaren

or other Persons Employed by the Government in subordinate Situations,

or for Medical attendance at the

Public Prison, they

are unable to see the necessity for the appointment to

which Dr Sill has been nominated, or

the duties devolving

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on it or for

which it is requisite that the Government should provide at the Public Expense) - You will

therefore suggest to Lord Stanley that

any confirmation of the appointment of Dr. Dill should be temporary only, and subject to such arrangement as it may hereafter be found advisable to make in regard to

Hospital treatment, Medical advice,

either of Persons in the Public Employ, or of any other classes of the Inhabitants for whom it may be necessary that

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advice or treatment should be provided

at the Public Charge,

under the

supervision of the Government

Your obedient Servant

Trevelyan

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