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himself for
the last, hooloo
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During
Doves in Das which period, being myself as resident of the Horns
I have found
my high
opportunities of confirming opinions of his former Character. I believe him in short to be as considerable, Potent, thoroughly versed in the English, French, and Italian
languages,
able, meritorious,
irreproachable,
of the highest tone of Honour,
and at the same time
favourable,
fully deserving of the most
testimony
indulgent: Consideration which can bestow upon
his claims and his misfortunes.

Major General
Dublin 18 Feb 1867.

My Dear Sir,
Fitzmillin.
Richmond 13 Feb 1867
In reply to your Letter of the 7th Feb, which was yesterday delivered by your brother, I have great pleasure in feeling myself authorized to bear my testimony to the valuable service rendered by your family & yourself during a long period of much difficulty (while I served for several years on the Jonian Island), having had considerable opportunity of becoming acquainted with them. I am aware of the heavy losses sustained by your family at the time of the French Invasion of Italy on account of his fidelity to England. I am so well acquainted with your zealous and meritorious conduct during the war against Murat King of Naples, in which, from your information and exertions, the flotilla and treasures that were about to be embarked were captured by one of your sons, saving British property in Corfu and elsewhere.

I consider you possess strong claims on this Country, and it will afford me sincere pleasure to learn that the memorial you propose to submit to Her Majesty's Government is attended with success.
(Signed)
Patrick Ross
Major General
Upper Harley Street
Jan 30, 1812.

I very well remember the services you rendered to Hong Kong & Government during the years 1864 & 65, and my applications on your behalf were forwarded several times to the Government. I am sorry they were not more successful. I am not aware that you have any further claims to refer to them.