CO129-067 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [1-4] — Page 475

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since he went to the Colony he has made himself useful to it, & certainly he is entitled, by his metterty, in Office, to reclaimony the Jail from a most disreputelle stote __ of much componery, The Police _ of having brought the markets - a complete confusion. formerly - into a good septem of irreczement, and to mreise for this offerts to check ley lajistation the ravages of

repeatedly the venereal disease. In shut his unpelnes has isen reported by the Governor. Under those circes Iud submit to you whether, if it be unchvisable, on

with his request,

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had made theme does similarly voluille

themselves I should toe of oppericon that they might

to Created with equal justice

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in the Regal Instructions (Sec. Mr. Merivale. If, as I suppose, some good reason that the number of the Members of the Ex. Cowritters It. King should be always 3 the Off 2 com preadded for settling

the Troops being one (in addition to the Governor of the Celorry I'mésume that the services

rendered by a

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It seems to me imposible to tell from this what L.): Downing really wants. I know of to particular Wjution to constituting a 4th reachi of council. But I think there is this difficulty to hahhahress, ich Bat member is an unofficial person; Nat he cannot be bound to who in Legislation Commil for measmes concorted in the Executio. You will

sensucher the Embarassement to Sheik this has led in Bahamas. On the which therefen I am inclined to theile this better fatponed, stating Bett The Vera Anti Las not had refficient

the poundstown for our increasing

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