CO129-016 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [1-6] — Page 298

I late. attack of a piratical_ character.

having drawn

affording

my

attention to the

neccesity of

some protection. to the inhabitants of

Aberdeen, which since the completion of a good road has

shown evident symptoms of increase and improvement,

I considered that the

expense of additional police might

well be avoided by stationing a small body of about 30

under a native

Sepoys under a

Officer...

of-about-

-I have acendingly

requested the Major General. Commanding to supply

Barrack

that force from the garrison - The requisite. accommodation. ( to be planned by Majn Aldrich-_) will probably not exceed the amount of the Report, and retimate for a Police and Magistrates Station at the same place, which was approved by LordStanley in Deepated. No 72 of 7th January 1845, but not executed...-

I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Sir,

Your Most. Obedient

Humble Servant,

Dani

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