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by the founcil at you'r
orow
suggestion
"I consider it therefore doubly necessary
and
intention to send to
to place
the
circumstance in its full light,.
with this view it is
my
Eael (prey a copy of this correspondence, and
"course include Your Exscellenou's
which will of course
Communications."
Shave, to,
Signed) Genge L'Aquilar,
M. General.
His Copscellency Sir John Davis B
"Council Room, Victoria,
2nd. December, 1847.
to which you My letter of yesterday refer in yours of today, meant that all matters relating to the late investigation must be discussed
by
us
infouncil, and not by additional correspondence, for which I have no time. All
до
your late letter will of course go. the Minutes of Council-
home on
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I beg to state that we waited for you
from 11, the hour of Council, until 1/4 past 12,
and I have placed
on the Minutes the words
to which now refer, and which.
you
can hear at
the next meeting. I need hardly informs you
that it is a Colonial Regulation that
your
proposed communication to Earl Spey should be sent through the Governor
I have, te
Signed) J. F. Davis.
The Honble
Major General D'Aquilar, CB.
Sir John
Davis at the commencement
of theso Minutes has, with respect to the precies words used regarding
in
the collision with the sentry
the Verandah, claimed the same indulgence
the
that has po often been pleaded during
communication and
and it would, now
investigation for careless imperfect memory ;
appear
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