CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 279

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Ais Gance of the 155

Schudy but erutaining certain

last contemplated changes in the suntments leu irequent on

the promotion, and (if Iremcruter rishti) requiring that the appointments of Colonial Sentary struck be subject to a smuultatim with di Serge Brukam and

inyself,

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of the 155 April lact, and though this was not a positive uerly to the Letter Af His Grace addressed to

Iin Ahn Bowring, upt being under the conviction that the principal topics contained therein, were —

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virtually detailed and provided for

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regarded the changes in the Civil Departments, viewing ales Ais Gances letter under quotation in the light of a private communication to Sir Tim Bowring, I did not refer to it in my despatch, and

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of the appointments alluded. to, it was not peticions to quetë, tti Litter - macovei Juruld further remark rement that I was under the impression that Sir thu Baring

would rescuemrily verly to this letter of His bance, the more is that it was not addrecced to him as Governo