CO129-013 - Sir John Davis - 1845 [8-12] — Page 33

Gortet geur Ladelicht will find momal contradict- statement. But I conceive that it is not worth this while of this thingdrin to maintai

the place at all on the limit for which the huchanti conland. We want to haval on

Milting

Establishment there, nor

ang bolong

except for the proliction of then trade. It is ossentially, indeed esclusively, for Communal Canencial

ponfioses, and with a

new to Commercial

interests that Un place is maintained,

I think that it wo be

ill-poling

to announce

to the damenelle Rody thine distinctly that if

thing wally

do not think it worth then while.

to deffort this charge of the local found at will

not be worth the while

undulate

hus

A

Whist charge

of

this Kingden.

The God.,

4-

et seems to

hard and unequal battle to fight,

and welfs he be efforted in it be the Grott

here he will not be able to fight it successfully.

It affines to me that these lopies exhaust the whole of these (Derfelites,

kur

I aware that

ansaned by entering

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any useful purpose who be

at length wits themed

which word in effect, be little else them to transcribe much of the correspondence which

in 20. 1×85-7 passes between the Grr. and the Enchants

Ld L.

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Mth: Feb. 26. I suppen the only part of this subject which is withinn the promin of the Land demigration Commissionen is that of Land hents: which I intend in accordance within what seems to be du Stephen's opinion, (in his marginal neton]) that consider whither the Commissioner having entered upen other questions should u

in any

Jnanan

adented to.

in

I would suggest that the paker trammitted from the decalthe stones Commission,

which seem

iny valueath om, to sie d Davi

to on

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should I forwarded. the subject in

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great importance for an inhent settlement.

On all the other subjects,

will

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و

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judy, the

formar is substantially right,

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