CO129-069 - Sir Bowring - 1858 [5-12] — Page 80

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Sheet Servants of the Sown, filling the high port Ids in this Colony should be subjected to the unwarrantable and inculting language above quotess My next complaint is that M: Anstey brings to your the Communication above referred to certain dreaments which have

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Three Connors to Three Secretaries of

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papers are voluminous

and are all in the Glorial Office.

For bevity's sake. I would tray your considerate attention to Governm Bonham's Hexatch 47 of 10. Jaman 1849 on this subject.

Personal Anowledge too can be obtained from Sir The Javie and Ser beage Prham who are both in rugland and who sau bear testimony to my having frequently expressed my reatinen to

my

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