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and

for

his cheque must therefore be used

that

purpose-

It is endent however

that he misunderstood Mr Davies when

he wrote his very intemperate letter of

Why me the 9th Instant. But there is one thing which must be put right, vigt. the lotab discontinuance of verbal ~ communication betroeen the officers of the Minh - on matters of busines. The Public interests are concerned herein.

who cannot controb his any office

and

private feelings sufficiently to permit of his transacting his duties in the

in a great-

mode most expeditions in a

variety of cases, must be preponed

lo fin

find

his own

popage back to

England, because His Excellency is

uite as resolved to have the interests of quite

the Publie cared

for

as he is determined

to leave the arrangement of mere personal

brekerings to the parties concerned.

lehen these bickerings

самае

interruption of Public busniifs, ther it is his duty to slip in and mati aferredly he will do so if necessary-

in a manner so decisive as to

Completity terminate the chance of then being renewed by the party offending

Meantime His Excellency must look to

Yoruself to enforce order and the proper dispatch of bersiniejs

in

your

www

department- and he learns with

very

great sumprise from the dreuments