CO129-033 - General Stavely - Lieut. Governor - 1850 [5-8] — Page 29

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information that unless redress was afforded for the serious injury inflicted

in me.

I

should be constrained to appeal to Her most Majesty's

gracious

or to Parliament It has been with extreme pain that I have received,

notice of

your Lordship's

continued opinion that further payment of Salary Compensation may not be made, and I greatly deplore the necessity of being compelled in justice to myself to solicit your Lordship to lay before Her Majesty

the Petition which accompanies this letter.

I would fain hope

that the manner in which I have stated

my

case

will

induce your Lordship to view the matter in a different light, and in confident reliance on your Lordship's sense of Justice

I make bold to pray that your Lordship will deem it fit to recommend to Her Majesty to accede to my prayers.

I have the honor to be

My Lord Your Lordship's

most obedient

humble servant W. Jarrant

It appears presumptuous in me to take the liberty of pointing out, that, according to your Lordship's present

decision

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information that unless redress was afforded for the serious injury inflicted in me. I should be constrained to appeal to Her most Majesty's gracious or to Parliament It has been with extreme pain that I have received, notice of your Lordship's continued opinion that further payment of Salary Compensation may not be made, and I greatly deplore the necessity of being compelled in justice to myself to solicit your Lordship to lay before Her Majesty the Petition which accompanies this letter. I would fain hope that the manner in which I have stated my case will induce your Lordship to view the matter in a different light, and in confident reliance on your Lordship's sense of Justice I make bold to pray that your Lordship will deem it fit to recommend to Her Majesty to accede to my prayers. I have the honor to be My Lord Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant W. Jarrant It appears presumptuous in me to take the liberty of pointing out, that, according to your Lordship's present decision
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information that unless redress was afforded for the serious injury inflicted in me. I should be constrained to appeal to Her most Majesty gracious or to Parliament It has been with extreme pain that I have received, notice of our Lordship's your continued Popinion that further payment of Salary Compensation may not be mave, and I greatly deplore the necessity of bring compelled in justice to myself to solicit your Lordship to lay before. Her Majesty the Petition which accom -panies this letter. I would fain hope that the manner in which I have stated my case will will induce to viris the your Lordship matter in a different light, and in confident reliance on your Lordship's sense of Justice I make, bold to pray that your Lordship will deem it to fit Majesty to accese Uommend 27 ther to my prayers. I have the honor to be My Lord Your Laoships most obedient humble servant W. Jan ant It appears presumptious in me to take the liberty of pointing out, that, according Looship's present to your decision
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information that unless redress was afforded for the serious injury inflicted

in me.

I

should be constrained to appeal to Her most Majesty

gracious

or to Parliament It has been with extreme pain that I have received,

notice of

our Lordship's

your

continued Popinion that further payment of Salary Compensation may not be mave, and I greatly deplore the necessity of bring compelled in justice to myself to solicit your Lordship to lay before. Her Majesty

the Petition which accom -panies this letter.

I would fain hope

that the manner in which I have stated

my

case

will

will induce

to viris the your

Lordship

matter in a

different light, and in

confident reliance on

your Lordship's sense of Justice

I make, bold to pray that your Lordship will deem

it

to

fit Majesty to accese

Uommend

27

ther

to

my

prayers.

I have the honor to be

My Lord Your Laoships

most obedient

humble servant W. Jan ant

It appears presumptious in me to take the liberty of pointing out, that, according Looship's present

to your

decision

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