CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 14

intended to return to Fyfield before

the following

me

I took care

when I found that I could not

return, is send the amount by the Por. Als Stickman. It is not true that I left in debt to the Purish;

for

though I had a sum of money belonging to it in my hand,

Penny

acted with respect to it in the same marmer as with the Buny Club Auong only anding it to the proper person_ of this sum 5. 2 would not be sent, but there are

several pounds on the other hand of

Sithe still due to me

from

Purich. To the truth of

the

of all there

Staternents I'ean bear witness

"

on outh - I canust here offen

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offer any

documentan cridence, because

anticipating charges of such

a

character, Inevir thought of bringing with me written proofs

of any

kind whatsoever - As to the

great demoralization spoken of in the Pitition, as it is not in

my

conduct

any way attributed to but simply to the frequent changes in the fremrbency caned by the emalluccs of the stipend, I have nothing to say:

And as to the Petition itself

I venture to assert that

inadvertent or incautions acts be

seized

on, a petition similar in

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