Other Documents of far less moment were transmitted to the Gentlemen, who compose the Commission of Enquiry to assist them in their investigation of the matters subjected to their inquiries.
I regret also that I should not notice your letter No. 736 of the 13th instant, October 30th, my suggestion of the instant, that any letter No. 53 reporting the increase of Defaulters upon the third Quarter of the present year, should be placed before the Commission with a view, if possible, to ascertain the causes of so unsatisfactory a result upon the quarter indicated.
In closing this letter let me assure you that it is a subject of painful concern to me (after having had recently and repeatedly to attend to the restoration of the letters of the Brigades Ball and Whyle to that correspondence before the Commission from which they had been omitted) that I should find myself called upon to address you and His Excellency the Acting Governor, as I am necessitated to do in this instance, because nearly and more years' experience of Official Colonial life had failed to bring to my knowledge any case approaching in oversight of what is just the treatment I experience at this moment, and complain of in this letter. I refer to your refusal to transmit, or your withdrawal of official written evidence essential to elucidate matters under investigation from the category of the general correspondence accompanying the instructions addressed to Messrs. Panicefate, Mitchell, and Barrith on the 27th of July last in your unnumbered letter of that date No. 579.
(signed) F. Forth
other Documents of far less moment were transmitted to the Gentlemen,
who
the Commission of Enquiry to assist them in their
compose
investigation of the matters subjected
to their inquiries..
I regret also that
should not notice
the 13th instant,
October 300
your
letter No. 736
my suggestion
of
instant, that any letter N. 53
reporting
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increase of Defaulters upon the third
Quaster of the present year,
should be placed before the Commission with view, if possible, to ascertain the or causes of so unsatisfactory a result. upon the quarter indicated._
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In closing this letter let me assure
subject of painful
that it is a su
concerer to me (after having had recently and repeatedly
to
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before my a application attended to
the
restoration of the letters of the Fridges
Ball and Whyle to that
correspondence
before the Commission from which they
had
had been omitted) that I sho 297.
find myself called upon to
address
you
and His Excellency the
Acting Governor, as
I am necessitated:
to do in this instarice, because thinly
and more:
years experience of Official Colonial life had failed to bring to
my knowledge any case
approaching
in oversight of what is just the treatment II experience at this
roment, and complain of in this letter I refer to
and
your refusal to transmit,
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your withdrawal of official written evidence essential to elucidate
matters under investigation from the category of the general correspondence accompanying the instructions addressed to Mess? Panicefate, Mitchell and Barrith
July last in
your
unmbered 579...
on the 27th of letter of that date
I have r
(sind) F. Forth
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