CO129-130 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [4-5] — Page 506

Me Clark to

you gave regretted the rises

language.

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nderstand you

of such unwarrantable

are

The fact standing at a table at

room, with

Clark who

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that

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you

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end of the

back lined to Mr

at the other end. Mr

close to you, and he declares

you merely said "oh then I was muslaken" words which he thinks My

Clock could not have heard, but which

any

Mr Clark

case)

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a

retractation

were not ad

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not addressed)

inturded i

as

any way for the coarse

apology for the

and wholly mjustifiable language

you had

had resed).

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To His Excelling

e which

and the Connel

it appears that the above conduct was

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disgraceful, and when they remember the differences in 1864 belivers yourself

and Mr. Pavon,

standing, they

am

then offin ihm of 20 yrau?

ow little hope of any

years'

confitent Officer continuing long to suve under you. They also fut it in posibles

to accipit

as

feel

sufficient your simple

duvial of many

attributed to

other acts of discov

atesy

you by Mr Clark. They

have at least quite

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as

much reliance

iteman

the word of that guit

yourself. Nevriticles

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as

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you will

of

observe they have not been guided is

their decision on

evidence

other points by the

widmer of sitter the clause or yourself.

20.

I have to adds that although

not directly connected with the farts,