CO129-024 - Bonham - 1848 [3-6] — Page 171

I take - for which I understand the entire: responsibility.

I might do as done in the letter.

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que by bill. Except some of the quittances I found with him. The truth is the Treasury has always maintained those views-regard; the application

I also beg to suggest that no despatch at all should be written by this mail but of the surplus to current purposes - until a private letter only to Mr Bonham (which will be sent early next year, when they render

the habit of correcting turned around & exchanged with the Audit Office – with him privately - ) to explain to him inadvertently, as his Excellency has another matter on hand, _ of how impossible it is to explain to me, the old view, in his minute, give an official reply to his often until being undoubted the correct one ._

subject, which is very complicated, & gives rise to such discordant opinions. I think no official should be sent by this mail- on a

Mr Bonham till we receive

extremely

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The Audit

I presume not

of well versed in the technicalities of Part

Voler.

& forwarded which was

by

the official letter I forward the official intended to be sent. of the

the news of the Creaming &c. will still be time to send them but I now have very little doubt. that it went by the Marseilles mail of the 24, correspond with those to confident statide Lordfrey disapproves my proceedings, &

Communication

Bill