it's full extent; but in consideration
the want of
entire
TA
order
''
to meet the
of
claimed, (by virtue of Council/
Governor has
20
The
objections to
exempting the late Lt. Colonel
Thornton's Estate
ment
from the pay
the
the fee of $15 for space of ground occupied by the
though
grave,
he does not
consider that the
for a manen
*
larger fee of $7.50
6 foregoing
ent should be
either Civil, Naval,
Case), or any
Military, for
Ccere
where
late
afford to pay for posthumous heirs, it is fair to infer
may
be able to bear all the incidental expenses to them.
bring
that it
expenses
Sam further directed to
to the notice of the Major General, that by the last
Mail the Home
Government has acknowledged the Burial fees thereby evincing
that
some value is attached to them; and
for an
this Colony,
if His Excellency the discontinuance of
to
were sanction
of the fees
be difficult
complained of, it would be to maintain the Chapel and
Burial Ground, and the precedent being established,
parties similarly situated.
an equally just
all p.
would have
claim for
consideration
under all these circumstances that it is not
His Excellency is very
in his power to accede to the entire proposal of Lt. Colonel Cyre.
I have &c.
[Signed] St. Caine.
(True Copy)
Colonial Secretary
Colonial Secretary.
it's full extent; but in consideration
the want of
entive
TA
order
''
to meet the
of
claimed, ( by virtue of of Council/
Governor has
20
The
objections to
cxempting the late Sent: fotonel
Thorntons Estate
ment
from the pay
the
the Fe of $15 for space of ground occupied by the
though
grave,
h he does not.
consider that the
for a manen
އ
*
larger fee of $7.50
6 foregones
ent should be
either Civil, Naval,
Case), e any
Military, for
Ccere
where
Blate
afford de pay for posthumous heuers, it is fair to infor
may
be able to bear all the incidental to them.
bring
that it.
expenses
Sam further directed to -
to the notice of the Double : The Major General, that by the last
Mail the Home
в
6
• Govenment has collid of the Burial Jos thereby evincing
that
serue value is attached to theme; and
for an
this Colony,
if His Excellency the discontinuance of
to
Avere sanction
of the Ives
be difficult
complained of, it unld be to maintain the Chapel and
Burial Ground, and the precedent being established,
parties similarly situated.
an equally just
all p.
would have
dain for
considerationt
tharder all these circumstance that it is not
His Excellency is verry
in his power le accede to the entive proposal of Sicut : Colonel Cyre.
I have &c.
[ Signed) St.Caine.
(True Copy)
Colonial Secretary
Colonial Secretary.
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