20
Jale of every inch of ground them available in this City and suburbs, and I may fairly claim it as the result of that seasonable stroke that many of the casual refugees became permanent settlers and are at this moment identified inalienably and ever with the future fortunes of this Colony
for the European side of the Colony Ans Kept pace with that of the Chinese and I may take this opportunity of affirming with the heads of the Foreign Community of all nations (Countrymen especially) that is to say in this place every individual coming under the denomination of a Gentleman, I say, and I challenge my detractors to gainsay it, that with two casual exceptions, I have ever lived on terms of cordial esteem, and with all classes (saving a couple of vile Newspaper writers) of mutual respect and confidence.
In conclusion it only remains for me to say (and I say it proudly) that during my colonial Service now in my eighteenth year, I have never suffered a single reproof from the Colonial Office, and I take this last opportunity of expressing my earnest gratitude to yourself, Sir, for that gracious recognition of my services contained in your Despatch N. 43 of the 1st October 1858.
Annexed is a Schedule shewing the nature of each enclosure attached.
"I have the honour to be, With the highest respect, Sir, Your most obedient Humble Servant!
Macg
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20
Jale of every
inch of ground them available in this City and subrubs,
and I may fairly claim it as
the
result of that seasonable stroke that
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many of the casual
refugees
became
permanent settlers and are at this inoment identified inalienably and ever with the future fortunes of this
for
Colony the European side of the Colony
Ans Kept pace
with that of the Chinese and I may take this opportunity of that with the heads of the affirming Foreign Community of all nations
(полу
Countrymen expecially)
own
that is to
with
say
in this place
every individual
place coming
denomination
unter the
of a Gentleman, Isay.
and I challenge my
detractors to
gainsay it, that with two casual
exceptions, I have ever lived on terms
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of cordial esteem, and with all classes
(saving a couple of vile Newspaper
mintual respect
hoitos
on
térius
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whole
and confidence. In conclusion it only remains for me to say (año I say it proudly) that during my colonial Service now in my highteatt
suffered a single
year
I have
never
reproof from the Colonial Office, and I take this last opportunity of expressing my carnest gratitude to yourself, Sir, for that gracious recognition of my
your Despatch N. 43 of the 1et betober 1858.
services contained in
Annexed is a Scheoule shewing the nature of each enclosure attached.
"I have the hour to be,
With the highest respect,
Fir,
Your most obedient Humble Sewant!
Macie
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