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seal to law shall be made your

to

appear that the

smallest suspicion injurious to ine

Grace so

direct, or if

it

rest upon your

в

Grace's mind.

73.

It is needless to seek reasons for Mr. Monrow's violent antipathies- As against M. Caldwell who finds advocate in me and Dr Midges they engaged in the public duly

were once

for

M

may account.

of prosecuting Mr Munow Kidnapping and this ofor his hostility to them but as against all the others assailed by Mr. Venussow it would be difficult to find an assignable cause

14.

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Your Grace has seen what I

have called elsewhere his frivolous charges against Sir Arrcules Robinson and his equally inane insinuations against Mr Alexander difficulty would be to name a public

Bout the

officer who has not been assailed by him and in the most scurrilous language.

the

15. Lord Elgin, Mr. Bence, Bishop of Victoria, Admiral Stope Sir St. Parkes, Sir R. Alcock Mess's Wade, Lay, Davies, and

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Erlonial Officials I think I may say every Officer of standing with two exceptions have in turn received