CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 353

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If for your severe and. " peremptory prohibition, you

had

dubstituted the

plans expression of your decided with that the

title sught be

distused

fat Cast intel Her Majeste

ty's pleassure

could be

known) the real objet

would have been

as well

accomplished and the

offence avoided.

I further

a gree

with

you that the Sudge would

have done better, if

instead of dersating his

clerk to

address the

Colonial Secretary,

he

had

had

in his

ur Aten

Her in

347

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person to yourself. But

here

again

Immust:

Cament the love in which

the error.

was pointed

The

out and rebutted.

remark accompanying

that rebuke, that the Colonial Sentary had not long before, filler another Office,

right.

of which he had tatton precedences of the Sudge, was I think irrelevant.

to the question in de late ;

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