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24.1.

3rd Mems. by Governa Sir Suchard

Graves MacDonnell, c. a.

Refer back to Attorney General before submitting Mr. Deane's profical to the Admiral– 3 cannot however but think a short Ordinance transferring the Dock yard Police wholly to the Naval Authorities would

be the best.

(Tigned.) R.b. M.D.

8th March, 1857.-

Further opinion of honorable

I. Pannce fole, Attorney General.

I am of opinion that the best

flan

@S.O. So 431.

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would

be

after communication with the Naval authorities, li

has a short Ordinance einfovering the Governor to increase the

Police Force under A 9 of 1882 as

occasion requires. A sufficient body of men might them be retached for the service of the Naval yard whion an undertaking

on the part of the Naval Authorities to reimburse the Colonial Government all expenses incurred by them in respect of the Brody

of men so detached An their Амиен service including Pensions. (Signed) J. Panncefoli

a. G.

7th March, 1857.-