CO129-042 - Sir Bonham - 1853 [1-6] — Page 382

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to be

more

Grace that the hot season has already set in, and I fear promises

trying from the great heat thus carly experienced than the two part Summers have proved to be, and I think this another

reason

why the removal of the Ceylon Rifles, being native Troops, should be for the present delayed.

9.

I am under the belief that the absence of the three Rifle Companies from Ceylon for flimited period, will not be of

Imuch

F

are

a

consequence to the Government that Island, while their services

particularly required at the

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present moment in this Colony. I trust, therefore, that this explanation, together with the difficulties of my

your

present position, will enable brace to

approve of my proceedings

in this matter.

I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

My Lord Dicke, Your Grace's, "Most obedient

Aumble Servant,

Islam

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