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want of support to himself

in his endeavour to stem It tide of conception : Jou

sid this was but on public offein akon he could. thit besides the then who

or

won going away to England Fam" ... "The Govenor begged me to make it my busing; : Aling Flight & if recepiary

to punish the mal traction of which he com- plained and I beg to Specify in particolar the mal fractures of tho Polin

and of

of my of Attorney General"

own deportual

A few days afterwards

Bridgev

who had acted as

Attorney General previous

to Mr. Ansteyp

arrival and

whom therfore etts.

against

Andys

accusation

MAPAXI

levelle

appeaed

principally

before

the Commission to stare

that he had enquiries of fin

John Bowring respecting

the truth

of Mr. Andig

allegation and had been

that it informed

LASZAN

mit

true. Had the matter

there he proceede

remained there he

I shoved have been content

to

tuf

this matter.

en by a

as onl

those abernationis from the

with to which the Atto

Attäney

is continually liable.

But finding that the

statement was

to be printed

The convideed it receppary to

put

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