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desirous of accertaining the spications of other mecubers. The matter was macke

discussed, and certainty si 710

Fricudly spirit low ards Mr Ricigs mite

towards

but the pidgin

cal

the Council

Was Unanimous, in favor of M.Day.

on Mr day's death there lot ve

two applicants for the Post,

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4.2

Thingsmill and Mr. Green. Both

the Candidates called

zue

hint

but to neither aid I give any as to my intentions. Smectioned Newrose to Mr. Kingsmill that both

Mr. Anstey and tv: Day had made him the subject of representations to Yourself and had sent to you

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suvary

letters, which he had written to

theme. A few hours before the bouncel

met I received a private (îmmumication from Mr Ruigsmill stating that attir

Much Cousideration he had determined

to withdraw his letter of application for thic Office . In this state of things

[1o Grecu toas ucauconcus ly

appoiiited to the provisional Attorney

Eucialship..

I have the honor to be,

with the highest Respect,

Sw

Four most obedirut

Humble Scrvant.

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