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a summons to answer before the Police.
the fourt for having refused to pay th Account, though to enformation been sent me being charged, note; had as the reason of the postage or antever to ony
on the 8th Instant appeared before sitting Magistrate, M. Hillier, when W. P. Hyland, the Postmaster, stated on oath that the Letters had been delivered to the Royal Artillery Orderly, and that the postage had not been paid, further, that he had been in the habit of lending in the Bills every quarter, and that they had been always paid previously by my predecessors, and that the bill had been sent in the 1st week of July,
that he had refused my Letters without postage
I had objected to his accounts,
I beg to call your attention to the following facts which I laid before the Sitting Magistrate.
1st. The covers of all Letters on which postage is demanded are kept in this office as Vouchers; such covers.
2nd. It has been the custom of the Royal Artillery to pay the postage on all Letters, when received.
The Postmaster retained my Letters on the 24th May, and told me it was because the orderly had not enough money with him to pay all the postage demanded. In fourt the Postmaster stated it was because I refused his account received some months afterwards. It also does not appear that bills had been previously sent for the postage of service Letters. My friend who has been
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a summons to answer before the Police.
the
fourt for having refused to pay th Account, though to enformation
been sent me
being charged,
note;
had
as the reason of the postage
or antever to
ony
on the 8th Instant dappeared before sitting Dragistrate, M. Hillier, when W. P. Hyland, the Postmaster, Orade
oath that the Letters Lad been delivered.
to the Royal Artillery Orderly, and that the postage had not been paid, further, that he had been in the Labit of lending in the Biles every quarter, and that they had been always paid previously by my predecessons, and that the bilo had been sent in the 1st week of July,
that he had
postage
Qd
refused my
Letters without
I had objected to his accounts,
I beg to
to call
your
attention to the
following
;
following facts which I laid before the Sitting Magistrate.
100 The covers of all Letterson which postage is demanded are kept in this office
Scould find his as Vouchers;
such covers.
2nd. It has been the custom of the Royal Artillery to pay the postage on
all Letters, when received.
The Postmaster retained
my
Letters
on the 24th May, and told me it was because the orderly had not Enough money with him to pay all the postage
demanded. In fourt
the Postmaster stated it was because Irefused his account riceved some months afterwards. It also does not appear that bills had been previously sent for the postage of service Letters. My flert who has been
in
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