12.
-words which he persisted in
making use
once, on
of
more
chan
my remonstrating
against their applientility to
contnet, - when I left him._
my
13.-
Colonel Caine returned
to his duties
on
the morning off the 8th November, and I immediately went to him and
represented what had taken place between hur Merser and myself._ Colonel Caine said
that he had received
A
note
from Mr Mercer complaining biturly against me
assumed,
the
for having
oceation
in
question, the discharge of the duties appertaining to the office of Colonial Secretary; and Colonel laine, whilst admitting in the
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most flattering ternes the assistance which I have constantly rendered him in the performance
{
of my
duties
مه
his immediate
Subordinate in the Establishment
the
Since June, 1846,- observed that the fault of to provoking
misunderstanding
between ms Mereer and myself (and for which he felt extremely sorry)
was
_ entirely his, because he had not at the time told me that Mr. Mereer was to act
for him.. 14.-
Colonel Caine then
requested me
to wait
no
Jun
Merzer and offer him an apology for having performed
duties of Colmical ceritory; but this I instantly declined,
that I was the offended
the
Saying
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