CO129-068 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 136

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"Col. Caire's has bun in some respects rather a

hand care. The Duke of Newraible's measure, intended to produce exconomy in the founment of W. Kong, bing aftensed modified by Land Palmanton, had the effet of throwing him on the public with a handsome salary & nothing to do for it: not in all experts an inthacant position in itself, but one which makes him doubtless ful himmell rather an incumstance of whom his Sufeccion would a pad topt ind. My own infieme, from such means

1 pisment

mere compondrone would afford, would be, thit though thight little of by the Exegetic Sir). Downing, his slow Mental

wap

rather connect a muy fair amount

of and lense & judgment. But alh

mark 50 gram of isnice in thank,

I

parts,

am afraid he would hardly in

fit for so important an office an

the forment of the Straits deklimat supporing them far to fall to

бог this office - Answer civilly?

Im 5.17

Mr. Merile. I suppose Colonel Caine refers to the

Pauls. Estimates - P. 12

A Letter of the 5-y

Epleyment scancie

where you

inite notice

that Afficeir

with fol. Camier career, at least en A. Hong with excalle,

& merits, if it be mipy.

with buthority,

My Super

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to speak

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$18

CBL. $20

Lin G.

In 9487/105133

Extract from Sie R. Bonham's despatch marked "Leparate" and dated 29th October 1850, to the address of the Right Stonorable the Earl Grey.

has

"2. Major Came how spent 47 years of his life in Asia, and during 37 years

87 pars has

been employed

as a

Soldier

and civilian in the public

service. In the farme capacit

he has served either

staff

the

の

the

or immediately under

ep of several of the most distinguished General officers who have held Commands in India, and then letters and memoranda, of which copies are enclosed in his letter compellf.

manimously attest his actinty,

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utility