CO129-023 - Sir John Davis - 1848 [1-3] — Page 155

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With reference to Lord Grey's Minute 810- dated the 24th April, I upon would observe that Mr Harves was under the impressions, that the head of Public Works was reserved.

bry was the once the housury for the Treasury Parbicumentary Vote ; the Civil Establishment bening left to be met by the locals

·how_ the aut Revenner - whereas in point of fact reverse was the case. I have described the Treasury arrangement in questione - above- shewn reason for thinking it without troutmaning at present, and of necessity fallen to thes grounde. Much confusion would be avoided, if the Governer were told he might consider the arrangement at az and.

27 April.

29th April.

Since writing the above, I find Shave under what was done so erroneous that my impressio, rist for the Parle Wate estimate of £227,000 Suggested in the bz the passed The ovre one on in my report dated of December last) was adopted here, and to the Treating actually preferred, (and dated February 1848, ) has shewn Amornits zne alov Elliot, and 1 £24,000. Is items beau analysed, and placed in comparison with