CO129-074 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Robinson - 1859 [6-12] — Page 84

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"Natal, He... It is not at all applicable to the cases of Military Officers who are sent out to perform distinct functions and who are commissioned as Lieutenant Governors for the only purpose of administering the Government in the event of the death or during the absence of the Governor!"

I was appointed in February 1854 Lieutenant Governor to administer the Government of this Colony vide Despatch of 15th February 1854, signed by Mr. Peel, Under Secretary of State, by direction of His Grace the Duke of Newcastle. I was to be subject to the direction of the Governor in cases where the Governor might consider it for the benefit of Her Majesty's Service to interfere with our Acts.

I administered this Government from April 1854 to late in June 1855, causing no expense to the Colonial Government here for my passage. I am now administering this Government until the arrival of the new Governor, when I shall return home under orders from the Secretary of State. The moiety of Governor's passage money is under my present circumstances of the gravest importance to me; therefore I earnestly beg for your permission to draw that moiety.

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83"Natal, He... It is not at all applicable to the cases of Military Officers who are sent out to perform distinct functions and who are commissioned as Lieutenant Governors for the only purpose of administering the Government in the event of the death or during the absence of the Governor!"I was appointed in February 1854 Lieutenant Governor to administer the Government of this Colony vide Despatch of 15th February 1854, signed by Mr. Peel, Under Secretary of State, by direction of His Grace the Duke of Newcastle. I was to be subject to the direction of the Governor in cases where the Governor might consider it for the benefit of Her Majesty's Service to interfere with our Acts.I administered this Government from April 1854 to late in June 1855, causing no expense to the Colonial Government here for my passage. I am now administering this Government until the arrival of the new Governor, when I shall return home under orders from the Secretary of State. The moiety of Governor's passage money is under my present circumstances of the gravest importance to me; therefore I earnestly beg for your permission to draw that moiety.
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83"Natal, He... It is not at all applicable to the cases of Military Officers who are sent out to perform distinct functions and who" are commissioned as Lisutenant. Governors for the "only purpose of administering the Government in the event of the death or during the absence of the Governor!"I was appointed in February 1854 Lieutenant Governor to administer the Governments of this Colony ride Despatch of 15th February 1854, signed by Mr. Peel, Under Secretary of State, by direction of Shis Grace the Duke of Newcastle. I was to be subject to the direction of the Governor in cases where the Govern mightourActs. consider it for the benefit of Her Majesty Service to interfere with I administered this Govermentmy from April 1854 to late in June 1855, causing to the Colonial Government here. I amMoneyno expense for passage am now administeringthe this Goverment until the arrival, of the new Governor when I challe return home under orders from the Secretary of State. The moiety of Governors passage money is under my present circumstances of theJ gravest importance to me; therefore carnently beg for your permission to draw that moiety
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"Natal, He... It is not at all applicable to the cases of Military

Officers

who

are

sent out to

perform

distinct

functions and who

" are commissioned as Lisutenant.

Governors for the

"only

purpose of

administering the Government

in the event of the death or during the absence of the Governor!"

I was appointed in February 1854 Lieutenant Governor to administer the Governments of this Colony ride Despatch of 15th February 1854, signed by Mr. Peel, Under Secretary of State, by direction of Shis

Grace the Duke of Newcastle. I was to be subject to the direction of the Governor

in cases where the Govern might

our

Acts.

consider it for the benefit of Her Majesty Service to interfere with I administered this Goverment

my

from April 1854 to late in June 1855, causing to the Colonial Government

here. I am

Money

no expense for passage

am now

administering

the

this Goverment until the arrival, of the new Governor when I challe return home under orders from the Secretary of State. The moiety of Governors passage money is under my present circumstances of the

J gravest importance to me; therefore carnently beg for your permission to draw that moiety

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