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which I laid before the Council, a copy

together with copies of

سیما مر

of

which

copies of the

Minutes of

Council and

of all other

material documents relating to it - accompany this dispatch.

3.

I do not think there can be

any moral doubt as to Mr. Gunthorpe having been guilty of a fraudulent misappropriation of public money, but in accordance with the advice of

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the Council unless

evidence be discovered I do not intend

to direct the Attorney General to -

institute a criminal prosecution

against Mr Gunthorpe

only there fore

and have

to recommend that

he be dismissed

from the public

Service

4.

I may take this opportunity of

mentioning that this case

that this case brought to

my knowledge the fact that there are

Reveral

officers here

charged

with the

collection of revenue who have never been required to enter into security,

an

omission which I have called upon them

to remedy forthwith.

I have the honor to be,

My Lord Duke,

Your Grace's

Most Obedient Servant,

Member GM Robinson