CO129-073 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1859 [1-5] — Page 72

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any

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Assertions._

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Shave the honor to be".

With the highest respect,

Sir,

Your most obe dirut.

Humble scrvant,

John Barns

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to, nor

of proof, that the

do I su

or

Evrie

any

shadow

of probability

papers

which had.

of any

been examined, were.

importance..

13. These

are

the only points

in which, it occurs to me that

any

observations are necessary.

I have shown Mr Austen's letter

to Colonel Caine and enclose

Meneau's reply to

that gentleman

the insinuations conveyed against him.

14. Dr. Bridges has

declined to make

any

remark on Mr Austen's

Assertions.

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have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Sir,

Your most obedient

Humble servant,

John Barns

Corrections made include fixing spelling errors (e.g., "shadour" to "shadow", "beru wxamined" to "been examined", "userssary" to "necessary", "Austry's" and "Austly's" to "Austen's", "Memeau's" to "Meneau's", "gentlen" to "gentleman", "Shave" to "have", "obe dirut" to "obedient", "scrvant" to "servant"), correcting spacing and punctuation for clarity and grammar.