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him

hope of bodily improvement,

any Are

particularly, whilst residing

this trying

and

residing in wearing climate.

Under the above circumstances

Memorialist humbly prays

to

that

retiring pension may be granted

him in consideration of his time years frittiful cervice in this Colony.

Besides Memorialist Larticularly

begs to call the

serious attention of your meellency to his extrerne old

age,

which

unhappily exhibits the utter impossibility of his being able to carne his bread

During

the few remaining years that his life

may be spared.

Government,

Should Her Majestyp through your keellewey's recommendatio,

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deem it

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proves to consider that ₹ 125 Sterling per annum would ust be to

much to sussly the indispensable

advance?

wants

of

such an adorned

age

with

it's

many infirmities in so dean Countre as this, the expences of gring

home being to curbitant to be

incuned by Memorialist, – the

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pension would be hailed with delight by Memmialiet, and the Kindness your wallency in submitting this

document

for the froourable

consideration of His Grace Fir

for

the

of

Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies, would call constant gratitude and Memorialist.-

prayers of