CO129-027 - Public Offices - 1848 — Page 402

Boa

of

Tra

when called upon in affairs befitting the welfare of the Colony

Perhaps His Lordship may be pleased to grant me a short interview before I quit this dufland

W. Merivale, This Letter proposes different questions which it is plainly out of my power to solve. 13/4/48

Mr Haurs

These representations are plainly stated. & therefore Lord Grey will not I think require any suggestions of mine to punish an animus

I am, &c. 13.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,

Paulster Wahne

B. Mawby day, M. P.

Under Secretary for the Colonies

2.

727. Mary Kary

Mr. Hulme's ashes,

395

that End pray stand sudden bin tulis leque precedes expens lie here: Davis,

mie

I imagine Lukey

ent expup ung effusion pu against any

But I should bear your feelings in mind. Mulun

with equity, considering bus buv to permitly restored, that to Davis

hus

Reseguid foot, because it was bought

Aust Cobuf alive definition continuity in the Colony

tune land pray

wile to the production ylee Reput

Endence ufen.

le. Bulenér

bey presented to Factionen

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Boa of Tra

when called upon in affairs befitting the welfare of the Colony

Perhaps His Lordship may be pleased to grant me a short interview before I quit this duty land

W. Merivale, This Letter proposes different questions which it is plainly out of my power to solve. 13/4/48

Mr Haurs

These representations are plainly stated. & therefore Lord Grey will not I think require any suggestions of mine to punish an animus

I am, &c. 13.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,

Paulster Wahne

B. Mawby day, M. P.

Under Secretary for the Colonies

2.

727. Mary Kary

Mr. Hulme's ashes,

395

that End pray stand sudden bin tulis leque precedes expens lie here: Davis,

mie

I imagine Lukey

ent expup ung effusion pu against any

But I should bear your feelings in mind. Mulun

with equity, considering bus buv to permitly restored, that to Davis

hus

Reseguid foot, because it was bought

Aust Cobuf alive definition continuity in the Colony

tune land pray

wile to the production ylee Reput

Endence ufen.

le. Bulenér

bey presented to Factionen

To fully comply with the instructions and given the complexity of the task, the output is maintained in HTML format as requested.