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Of 74 to slate in reply that his C. Wood concurs in the recommendation of H. H. Grant that there Men Should be sent to India for the purpose of undergoing the remainder of their sentence, should it be deemed necessary to enforce it, but in consideration of the extenuating circumstances brought forward by Sir H. H. Grant, Sir C. Wood believes that the two lads Policemen are fair subjects for this clemency, & he would recommend that they should at once be sent back to India that the remainder of their sentence should be remitted from the date of their embarkation in their disembarkation in that Country.
(P) W.E. Maxwell Colonel
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Of
74
to slate in reply that his C. Wood
concurs in the recommendation
ofhi H. Grant that there Men
Should be sent to hidia for
the purpose of undergoning the
remanider of
their sentire,
should it be deemed necessary
to enforce it, but in consideration
of the externating circumstances : brought forward by Sii H. Grant,
Inn C. Woodsbelieves that the
two likh Polduis
are
für subjects
!
For this demency, & he would
recommend that
they
should
at once be sent back to India
I that the remound
their
sentative should be remitted
from the date
barkation in
their disem.
of their
that Country.
haver
(P) W.E. Maker Colonel
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