CO129-082 - Sir Robinson - 1861 [8-12] — Page 558

I now

now enclose a letter

to the Paymaster bencial

containing

an order on London

for £7.2.4 which I would

request may

be forwarded, if I

am still considered indebted

in this surn, if not, I would

bey that the letter destroyed

may

I have the houve to be,

My Lord Gute, your braces Most Obedient bewant,

Rumey She Robinson

M. home

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as he proceeded 6554 Autegia of the Secretary of State's

desire to administer ther

But he did not report - that he had Eahen the passage

at the time: and when the

ademically preferred the

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Claine in their letter 1049. Claimed sher money from Iin Hercules in this despatel :

ho 100, instead of writing

Mert the

the Treasury to say passage should be paid by the public - which should have. been done.

Write to the Seatery how Laging that this claim has been preferred by the Admiralty- and theat as the passage was

the public service, it should be paid from Imperial Funds?

And whom the met. E J... 1. 2. 4plaining

at once.

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