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2.316874

Colonial Secretary to Attorney General

Cory!

248

Attorney General's Office, Houghtong 9th February 1862.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 151 dated the 5th instant together with the following enclosures,

A Despatch from His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, separate, 8. 17th October 1861 and its enclosures.

A Dispatch from Her Majesty's Representative, Sir Frederick Bruce

Mr. Alexander's letter - Acting Colonial Secretary

However, to follow the exact output format as requested, here is the revised version:

2.316874

Colonial Secretary to Attorney General

Cory!

248

Attorney General's Office, Houghtong 9th February 1862.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 151 dated the 5th instant together with the following enclosures,

A Despatch from His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, separate, 8. 17th October 1861 and its enclosures.

A Dispatch from Her Majesty's Representative, Sir Frederick Bruce

Mr. Alexander's letter - Acting Colonial Secretary

Let's correct and reformat according to the given instructions: 1. The original text seems to be a historical document, so the corrections should be made with care to preserve the original tone and style. 2. "Cory!" seems out of place; it might be a misrecognition or a note from the OCR process. It's left as is because it's not clear what it represents. 3. "Houghtong" is likely a misrecognition of "Houghton". 4. "reccifé" is corrected to "acknowledge receipt". 5. "ae" seems to be a misrecognition or unnecessary; it's removed in the context for clarity. 6. "The Sourene" is corrected to "Her Majesty's Representative". 7. "Sie Receiving" is corrected to "Her Majesty's Representative". 8. "hegre-" seems to be a misrecognition or incomplete; it's removed for clarity. The final output is already provided above. To strictly follow the format and make minor adjustments for clarity and correctness:

2.316874

Colonial Secretary to Attorney General

Cory!

248

Attorney General's Office, Houghton 9th February 1862.

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 151 dated the 5th instant together with the following enclosures,

A Despatch from His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, separate, 8. 17th October 1861 and its enclosures.

A Dispatch from Her Majesty's Representative, Sir Frederick Bruce

Mr. Alexander's letter - Acting Colonial Secretary

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2.316874 Colonial Secretary to Attorney General Cory! 248 Attorney General's Office, Houghtong 9th February 1862. I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 151 dated the 5th instant together with the following enclosures, A Despatch from His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, separate, 8. 17th October 1861 and its enclosures. A Dispatch from Her Majesty's Representative, Sir Frederick Bruce Mr. Alexander's letter - Acting Colonial Secretary However, to follow the exact output format as requested, here is the revised version: 2.316874 Colonial Secretary to Attorney General Cory! 248 Attorney General's Office, Houghtong 9th February 1862. I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 151 dated the 5th instant together with the following enclosures, A Despatch from His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, separate, 8. 17th October 1861 and its enclosures. A Dispatch from Her Majesty's Representative, Sir Frederick Bruce Mr. Alexander's letter - Acting Colonial Secretary Let's correct and reformat according to the given instructions: 1. The original text seems to be a historical document, so the corrections should be made with care to preserve the original tone and style. 2. "Cory!" seems out of place; it might be a misrecognition or a note from the OCR process. It's left as is because it's not clear what it represents. 3. "Houghtong" is likely a misrecognition of "Houghton". 4. "reccifé" is corrected to "acknowledge receipt". 5. "ae" seems to be a misrecognition or unnecessary; it's removed in the context for clarity. 6. "The Sourene" is corrected to "Her Majesty's Representative". 7. "Sie Receiving" is corrected to "Her Majesty's Representative". 8. "hegre-" seems to be a misrecognition or incomplete; it's removed for clarity. The final output is already provided above. To strictly follow the format and make minor adjustments for clarity and correctness: 2.316874 Colonial Secretary to Attorney General Cory! 248 Attorney General's Office, Houghton 9th February 1862. I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 151 dated the 5th instant together with the following enclosures, A Despatch from His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, separate, 8. 17th October 1861 and its enclosures. A Dispatch from Her Majesty's Representative, Sir Frederick Bruce Mr. Alexander's letter - Acting Colonial Secretary

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2.316874 Colonial Secretary to Attorney General I Cory! 248 Attorney Generals Spice. Houghtony 9th February 1862. I have the hour to ne kuartidge reccifé $2 ae letter N 151 dated the 5t instant together with the following enciosures, A Seated fron His Brace The Juke of Nervcastle, separati, 8. 17th October 1863 and its succœures. a Dispatch from Sie Receiving, Sir Frederick Bruce The Sourene Mr. Arisander hegre- Acting Colonial Secretary

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2.316874

Colonial Secretary to Attorney General I

Cory!

248

Attorney Generals Spice. Houghtony 9th February 1862.

I have the hour to ne kuartidge

reccifé $2

letter N 151 dated

the 5t instant together with the

following enciosures,

A Seated fron His Brace The Juke of Nervcastle, separati, 8. 17th October 1863 and its succœures.

a Dispatch from Sie Receiving, Sir Frederick Bruce

The Sourene

Mr. Arisander hegre-

Acting Colonial Secretary

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