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prave

Our

amply, and as clearly

as sworn statements. Can

prove

that I had the fullest grounds

the hoadest foundation for

changes which, so for

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ал

Concerned

it was

undeniably

my duty to make

The investigation further

shows

ti

any

impartial

reader of the minutes,

the minutes, that,

for from deserving censme I deserved praise for the wide discretion which I exhibited

matter

of

on the use o

in only reporting a

Such granity

the Colonial Secretary's name for purposes of extortion, when

supports were clear

and

and not to be honestly disputed.

Now, My Lord, as gathered from

Governor Bonhamns despaten of January 1849

mentioned,

the

is this so minutes of investigation to which I allude have never been laid

not the car,

contained

They

the conseque

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before a Secretary of State;

inicity do that to this hour.

at the lace

yuu

have never

had the means to enable you to

form

of my

a

conect judgement

case; -

and therefore it

is that I renew

my

application

that

when the minintes in

ques

tim

Confident in the assurance

are pented your Lordship

will ascede to it, and direct

ment to be made

to me with Colonial interest for

hay

the period during

which I

have