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confided to us), that I think it much to be regretted His bonon could not

have found better occupation._

me it is a matter of herket indifference whether the Chief Justice and all other Civil Functionaries take

precedence of

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here or not

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whether according to the Colonial — Requiations you were pleased to send

me, I clase as A2 or 15.

should libe

Glad

the Public Interest

and the responsibility of my present position that it would be the last;

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regret

that

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subject of such utter insignificance should

valuable time, which

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be

!

better bestowed on

subjects of

greater importance.

I have Aε.

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Affe. Colonial Secretary.

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