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that the Lots shouts be

suggested that the

but sup with others for sale at

Public Auction

the

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and that shouts

Claimants Eventually become

the Proprietors it would

be for

secretary of State to consider

the

whether

abatement in

the

price they may pay should be

made equal to the

had already

already paid,

not become

Juu

they

paid, or shouth they the Proprietors whether

they ought not

be repaid

that

sum from the

amount

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336

proper time

to institute

an

Engrury

into the Equitable claims of all

be decided.

Holders of

Land, when

this sin

common

with

other

Cates

wort

hiice that period.

no further

niformation

has

been

received

the subject from the local Author.

ties, except

we perceive that in

one of the schedules attached to

Mr fordon's Report of the 6th July 1843, the Lots in question

are noted

as having been registered in the

name of Captain Meik

and

transferred by

huw

to the

In

Hanley

Pottinger not

realized by the sale.

the 5th May 184: Lord instructed i'i'r Heury

to siruction

in

лиц

of Captainn etteik's

provisional prants

but at

present (lamants

who had been a topped

their buildings in consequence

not having com=

plied with the condition

on which

proper

the-