Horalic
I have ve, (Signed) Richard Weemiam.
Colonel Campbell. C. B.
H. Mr. 982 Regh
Victoria, Houghing.
December 13th 1843.
Sir
I have received and laid
your
letter of the #1 Instant with it's Enclosure before His Excellency the Governor-
directs me
in
His Excellency reply to assure you that he sees in its full force the hardship of Quarter Master Fagan's case and he is at a loss to understand why the sanction conveyed in his letter to Major General Lord Saltorn of the 15th of April last that
a piece
ho:127
567
piece of ground on the
verge of the cantonment should be assigned to Mor-
has not been added
Sugani ka
His Excellency must consider that it is the peculiar province of Lord Saltown to look after the comfort and
of the Officers and troops under his
immediate command and as His
land
Excellency is positively precluded by his Instructions under the Royal Sign Manual and signet from granting or assigning to private individuals he considered that by proposing the extension of the cantonment so as to include ground for hot Fagan's accommodation he had met the difficulty of the case, and was under the impression till your
letter came to hand, that the arrangement had been made.
As it seems that that has not
been done which His Excellency fully
intended
"Horalic
I have ve, (Signed) Richard Weemiam.
Colonel Campbell. C. B.
H. Mr. 982 Regh
Victoria, Houghing.
December 13th 1843.
Sir
I have received and laid.
your
letter of the #1 = Instant with it's Enclosure before His Excellency the Governor-
directs me
in
His Excellency reply to assure you that he sexs in its full force the hardship of Quarter Master Fagan's case and he is at a loss to understand why the sanction conveyed in his letter to Major General Lord- Saltorn of the 15th of April last that
ам
piece
ho:127
567
piece of ground on the
verge of the.. cantonment should be assigned to Mor=
has not been added
Sugani ka
His Excellency amust consider that it is the peculiar province of Lord Saltown to look after the comfort and
of the Officers and choops under his
immediate command and as His
land
Excellency is positively precluded by his Instructions under the Royal Sign Manust and signet from granting or assigning to private individuals he considered that by proposing the extension of the cantonment so as to include ground for hot Fagan's accommodation he had met the difficulty of the case, and was under the improstim till your
letter came to hand, that the anangement had been made.
As it seems that that has not
beens done which His Excellency fully
intended
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