CO129-017 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [7-12] — Page 426

combined in one person?

Hey

were

then divided

between two, and they

ares

now divided between two

for the Clerk of the Councils separate. Here is this important difference, however,

is

that Mn Shelley's

own evasion

of the Consular accounts has thrown their auditing into the Superintendent's office, and it is therefore

therefore all the easier for the Secretary

the Colonial Auditon in addition. This is all

the

un Shelley gains by "petty treason" of produsing

a

4936

private note written "338

months

ago.

Mr Shelley takes upon

himself to say that the combination of Treasurer

Colonial Secretary

amo

would have effected laving of £ 200 per annum more than will take place

by

this present arrange= -ment. This is mere

ignorance of my reports abessy move to Your Lordship, that the Colonial Treasurer will hence fiword have £900 inatia's of £1200. The Erving