CO129-063 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [4-7] — Page 252

annoying to me, I would willingly

I have crarch

you any further

unrestation, but this is beyond

un power.

I therefore send sundry letters for your information. First Communication from Mr Anstey to the licting Colonial Ceritary which Mr. Bridges thought- and I sanurt Game him for is thinking cplanation given, the Amity might be willing to witkárau-- and so the matter have been allowed to repose in reace. He theretre wrote to Mr Anstey the letter dated 23th hstant - which

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Anity of the came date. These three evenments have been formally Communicated to me ps. by a letter dated tobny from the Acting Colonial Secretary, Copy

&f which Sinelore

I do not move to make

am alturation in the

alicting

official arrointments, as I' ́s not

see that the public service would

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re tenefiten" of the chance – aun having come to this conclusion, I shall not trouble the recentive Council to bringing the surject

before them as suggested Bridges.

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