"lawfully Employed, (that is in a creditable "house and manner), I should have "pronounced him quitty as accessory. "before and after the Theft of the Cloves,
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"and ruled that he had (at least) "temporarily removed. "to carry out their. both. away, to allow the Thieves plan!" His Excellency recommends all-three Prisoners (Le Aman after. fulfilling - his sentence. ) being turned off the Island warning, that should they Ever with a return here and be discovered - which they probably would be they will be. put on the Roads for life.
His Excellency is very glad to perceive, that you consider the Fire which took place in the Mat Barracks to have been accidental.
I have. He. (Signed) Richard Woornam.
PS.
PS. In consideration of what you said in extenuation of Yaong "Acho's Negligence, and of your full conviction of his innocence, as regards any participation in the above Robbery. His Excellency is pleased to permit him to remain on the Island and return to his duty as Jemadar of Police, provided he pay to the full extent, the value of the cloves which were stolen during his absence from his post.
AM No 97.
Lieut: Pedder, R. N., Harbour Master.
Sin Victoria, 14 November, 1813.
In reply to the 11th Ultimo, I am directed by the Governor to your letter No 130 of
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However, to follow the exact format required for the output, here is the revised version:"lawfully Employed, (that is in a creditable "house and manner), I should have "pronounced him quitty as accessory. "before and after the Theft of the Cloves,
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"and ruled that he had (at least) "temporarily removed. "to carry out their. both. away, to allow the Thieves plan!" His Excellency recommends all-three Prisoners (Le Aman after fulfilling his sentence) being turned off the Island warning, that should they Ever return here and be discovered - which they probably would be - they will be put on the Roads for life.
His Excellency is very glad to perceive, that you consider the Fire which took place in the Mat Barracks to have been accidental.
I have. He. (Signed) Richard Woornam.
PS.
PS. In consideration of what you said in extenuation of Yaong "Acho's Negligence, and of your full conviction of his innocence, as regards any participation in the above Robbery. His Excellency is pleased to permit him to remain on the Island and return to his duty as Jemadar of Police, provided he pay to the full extent, the value of the cloves which were stolen during his absence from his post.
AM No97.
Lieut: Pedder, R.N., Harbour Master.
Sin Victoria, 14 November, 1813.
In reply to the 11th Ultimo, I am directed by the Governor to your letter No130 of
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"lawfully Employed, (that is in a creditable "house and manner), I should have "pronounced_ him quitty as accessory. " before and after the Theft of the Cloves,
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" and ruled that he had (at least)
"temporarily removed.
"to
carry
out their.
both.
away, to allow the Thieves plan!" His Excellency recommends all-
three Prisoners (Le Aman after. fulfilling - his sentence. ) being turned off the Island warning, that should they Ever
with
a
return here and be discovered - which they probably would be they will be. put on the Roads for life.
His hocellency is very glad to perceive, that you consider the Fire which took place in the Mat Barracks to have been accidental.
I have. He. (Signed) Richard Woornam.
PS.
PS. Im consideration of what
Morning
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said in extenuation of Yaong. "Acho's Negligence, and of your full. conviction of his innocence, as regards any participation in the above Robbery. His Rucelloney is pleased to permit
him to remain on the Island and return
to his duty as Jemadar of Potice, provided
to the full extent, the value
he pay
were
the cloves which. absence from his post.
stolen.
during.
AM
No 97.
Lieut: Pedder, R. N.,
Harbour Master.
Sin
of
his
Vietoria, 14 November, 181 3.
In reply to the 11th Ultime, I am directed by the
I your hotter Nr 130 of
Governor
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