CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 6

I have the hour to be

With the highest respect,

Sir

Your most oberent.

Stumble Servant,

Mami

Mr. Wist.

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to me

that it with bee wary

The Secretary of State to to

investigate the truth

The statements

Contained in Mr. Baster's defence.

as Carriot at a

satisfactory

Conclusion supon the harps

proporred against that

Gouttemon. Appresiones certainly against hirn; but the

Misfortiones he

Jay

he has

difficult for

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sufficient to ruin any

man whose circes were as limité 1 as Mr. Baxters. And now to depine hom

to depine him of this Offic

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if he has been only unfortunate. I not fraudulent would be a hard measure, & complete. His rein. "In my opinion the Bishop of Winchester, who has led this Office into the difficulty bey not thororfely informing himself and us of M. Bapteis character. & conduct whilst in his Biccese, and who must have better means than we possess of testing

Fyfiele

I a. the value of the defence

an

Now mede,

right to take up the incestyition,

and, furnished with 10. Baxter's explanation, report to this office whether it is sufficient for

to justify the Gost ir

or whether he ought to be removed from

Contentions Hist grutteren as Chaplain at

" King. AM. 22 Bet 784.

M. Perl

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Sforward

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Stong

this for your consideration

24 Oct.

M. Bentir meker a plausith defence, but- An which to Borchef ofpictina has in a great kemon Disfund. It is lich berethel kör to Butoh I but port Bertie Aty of fin letter of the witch of (gogo/fining Remorts Whins b. longer list to make it bepn etuves formended

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