CO129-017 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [7-12] — Page 427

therefore greater as it is..

Mr Shelley ands that no injustive would have been done to Major Caine his be been appointed Colonial Serretory. The

me.

would have been

injustice great, that of appointing negligents and unfit person for a diligent and fits

It would have been unjust to myself, who am responsible for the Colonial business; and unjust to the Public, whose salaries should be earner by those who

by receive them..

What

What will your 634 Lordship think of the following innendo-"Any personals objection tho myself, to which I am conscious I may have exposed myself performance of my

in the

delicate

and obnoxious duties as Auditor = Isuppose this

of those tha'sowy

is one

are

phroses which to mean any thing

intended

or nothing

as it may happens. If

Mrs Shelley really meants any thing, be ought to have

been left oraculars. If

вер he has aught to say,

let