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debt, finally sent in his regiguration, to which he was advised. I as wift open for him - by several of the most respectable. Residents

the only -

in the

Colony,

both,

poffessional and themie, especially by M. Bridges

and M. Kingsmill, both of whom having been, respectively, Acting? letter=

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my Courral, and Acting Colonial Secretary, may be edeemed av mat -

type youre fuo competent before the openion and advice they deliberately gave

appended how to occured

political

4 the Colonial Office bearing evidence to his efficiency and

grounds but solely upon the Jestimonia's submitte à

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since W. Hickson's departure from which while it exhibits the difficulties under which he must have

alcured, purses likewice that the Government both in the have been obliged, virtually, to admit the justice of his complaintsors

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Hessive work and very inadequates Salary ; for, mynsition the offices he held were seperated, and three

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gentlemen

Solonial Minister with

of obtaining much employment

public grounds alone, he is not conreasonable in Considering that int 005 7 9 most my is beguneven wings to express of the pregoing particulars will save to show that even

anged, and hopes that the premurat the view

his case is a peculiar

It may be added that M Hickson's original.

he seeks at the hands of the present Government":

entelling him 4 the Carly Consideration.

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compelled, to Sheriff having the

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this subdivision of duties and large mereuse of Salans for

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goory to pome ways. My (cynous map come himself whion M. Shickson's behalf, his belief in that gentlemans" effi=

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that while his Lord:

W. Thickson's name thould be noted for a (slonial appointment. Whe were my wayford Stanley - promised, upon being applied to by memorial, that post part, as a ich von member, M. Shickson's application should nevertheless, be borne" revops my cennet woman of Camper ships could admit to elecem upon the Government of which he was a

of typen the accession of the present Government WW. Hickson tenend : comigo by to poor which, W. Lalorchère was a member, soon afterwards went out of Office:

:rrency and fittness for the public service", but the Administrature

Time however is passing

men are pe with a family

and M. thekson's circumstances -

dependant upon him

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our house pro unpossyfety the country for some consideration, and seeks it in the shape. if

comedy

Rart of the Colonies;

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forth his case in full, to Mr. Labouchere,

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then, Secretary for the folsues

reply, promised to place Mr. Hickson's name

upon his list -