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made in the Salaries and fontingencies of the

several Establishments, notwithstanding

£110.5.45

paid for extro watchmen employed to guard : the Naval Stores and Jails during the sickness of the Croops.

A

have

On the 31th March neat, I expect to

at my

command £. 14,000, being the amount granted for the Government. Heute and included in the Estimates for 1847 and 1850,

which sum I shall not truch nutil I receive

to 97 of the 25t

reply to my Despatch N.,

October last ; where in I proposed that if a General

Officer

was not a

- again appointed to this command

on the departure of Major General Stanley, the

house occupied by him should be appropriated

for the

-residence of the Governor.

I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Your Lordship's,

Most Obedient,

Humble Servant,

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