CO129-119 - Public Offices - 1866 — Page 313

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with much regret that he has arrived at the conclusion that he is unable & sanction it's acceptance.

Gratifying and honourable as testimonial is held in public and private discourse of your legal duty,

In Lepot 1865, it was laid down that the regulation with regard to the acceptance of presents is to be considered as applicable to all Colonial Officers, a Lord Carnarion fully concurring in that view considers that it can none apply more clearly than to those who are concerned with

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in replying to which, there are long legends.

For ... byshir Prodescoper in the question and it Col depot and it is with much regret that he has arrived at the conclusion that he is unable to sanction its acceptance.

Give Z to acompet the St Sam dexind & point that out to you it was delayed owing to its having been received,

... public and private discourse of your legal duty,

In Letter 1865, it was laid down that the regulation with regard to the acceptance of presents is to be considered as applicable to all Colonial Officers, Lord Carnarion fully concurring in that view considers that it can more clearly apply to those who are concerned with

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